Abstract

Mean monthly flows from thirty rivers in North and South America are used to test the short-term forecasting ability of seasonal ARIMA, deseasonalized ARMA, and periodic autoregressive models. The series were split into two sections and models were calibrated to the first portion of the data. The models were then used to generate one-step-ahead forecasts for the second portion of the data. The forecast performance is compared using various measures of accuracy. The results suggest that a periodic autoregressive model, identified by using the partial autocorrelation function, provided the most accurate forecasts

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