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Climate Change Data: Use of an Autoregressive (AR) Model in Presence of Change Points under a Bayesian Approach

Jorge Alberto Achcar, Emerson Barili

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · pp. 23–47 · Published 8 Apr 2023

10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i61795

Abstract

In this study, we introduce a statistical model applied to climate change data consisting of an autoregressive times series (AR) model which represents a type of random process. A Bayesian approach using MCMC (Markov Chain Monte Carlo) methods is considered to get the inferences of interest. The main goal of the study is to have a model to get good predictions for mean temperature and also good to identify the time of possible change-points that might be present in the time series which could indicate the possible beginning of a change in climate. Applications of the proposed model are considered using annual average temperatures in some locations obtained over a period of time ranging from the end of 1800’s to a popular Bayesian discrimination criterion using MCMC methods.In addition to a good fit of the proposed model for the data, the model also was used to detect the times of climate changes in the different climate stations using CUSUM methodology.

Climate data AR models change-points annual mean temperature Bayesian approach MCMC methods

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