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# Load the necessary packages
lapply(c("readxl", "tseries", "vars", "car", "MVN", "ggplot2", "GGally", "dplyr", "biotools", "stats",
"MASS", "sf", "RColorBrewer", "viridis"), library, character.only = TRUE)
file_path <- "E:/GitHub/sherlock-final-project/pooled_data.xlsx"
data <- read_excel(file_path, sheet = 1)
y_lag <- data$y[1:578]
data <- data[35:612,]
data$x4 <- y_lag
# Perform the Terasvirta test
terasvirta.test(data$x1, data$y, type=c("F"), scale=TRUE)
terasvirta.test(data$x2, data$y, type=c("F"), scale=TRUE)
terasvirta.test(data$x3, data$y, type=c("F"), scale=TRUE)
terasvirta.test(data$x4, data$y, type=c("F"), scale=TRUE)
# ACF-PACF Test
library(forecast)
auto.arima(data$x1)
# Plot ACF and PACF for the aggregated data
plot_acf_pacf <- function(series, title) {
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
acf(series, main=paste(title, "- ACF"), lag.max=136)
pacf(series, main=paste(title, "- PACF"), lag.max=136)
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
}
# Function to determine significant lags based on PACF
significant_pacf_lags <- function(series, threshold=0.2) {
pacf_values <- pacf(series, plot=FALSE)$acf
significant_lags <- which(abs(pacf_values) > threshold)
significant_lags <- significant_lags[significant_lags != 1] - 1
return(significant_lags)
}
significant_pacf_lags <- function(series, alpha=0.05) {
pacf_result <- pacf(series, plot=FALSE)
pacf_values <- pacf_result$acf
n <- length(series)
critical_value <- qnorm(1 - alpha / 2) / sqrt(n)
significant_lags <- which(abs(pacf_values) > critical_value)
significant_lags <- significant_lags[significant_lags != 1] - 1
return(significant_lags)
}
# Function to check for stationarity
check_stationarity <- function(series, alpha=0.05) {
result <- adf.test(series)
p_value <- result$p.value
return(p_value < alpha) # If TRUE, the series is stationary
}
# Function to make the series stationary
make_stationary <- function(series) {
differenced_series <- diff(series)
return(na.omit(differenced_series))
}
# Function to determine the best N_PAST
determine_best_n_past <- function(aggregated_series, seasonal_period=34) {
# Check if the series is stationary
if (!check_stationarity(aggregated_series)) {
cat("Tidak stasioner, differencing\n")
aggregated_series <- make_stationary(aggregated_series)
}
plot_acf_pacf(aggregated_series, "ACF and PACF for Aggregated Data")
# Calculate significant lags for the aggregated data
significant_lags <- significant_pacf_lags(aggregated_series)
# Determine a common N_PAST
max_significant_lag <- ifelse(length(significant_lags) > 0, max(significant_lags), 1)
# Adjust N_PAST to be a multiple of the seasonal period
common_n_past <- ceiling(max_significant_lag / seasonal_period) * seasonal_period
cat("Suggested common N_PAST (iterations):", common_n_past / seasonal_period, "\n")
cat("Actual N_PAST (data points):", common_n_past, "\n")
}
# Assuming `data` is a data frame with columns 'x1', 'x2', 'x3'
determine_best_n_past(data$x1)
determine_best_n_past(data$x2)
determine_best_n_past(data$x3)
#Clustering Visualization
indo_sf <- st_read("E:/GitHub/sherlock-final-project/map_cluster/indo_province_map.shp")
print(head(indo_sf))
print(indo_sf)
# Read the cluster data from the Excel file
cluster_data <- read_excel("E:/GitHub/sherlock-final-project/cluster_summary.xlsx", sheet='Sheet1')
cluster_data$kmedoids <- cluster_data$kmedoids +1
# Merge the shapefile data with the cluster data
merged_data <- indo_sf %>%
left_join(cluster_data, by = c("PROVINSI" = "province"))
# Visualize with ggplot2 using viridis color palette
ggplot(data = merged_data) +
geom_sf(aes(fill = factor(kmeans))) +
scale_fill_viridis_d(option = "viridis", name = "kmeans") +
theme_minimal() +
labs(title = "Klaster Tingkat Kemiskinan Indonesia - K-means")
# Visualize with ggplot2 using viridis color palette
ggplot(data = merged_data) +
geom_sf(aes(fill = factor(kmedoids))) +
scale_fill_viridis_d(option = "viridis", name = "kmedoids") +
theme_minimal() +
labs(title = "Klaster Tingkat Kemiskinan Indonesia - K-medoids")
#MANOVA
data_check <- read_excel("E:/GitHub/sherlock-final-project/cluster_summary.xlsx", sheet='Sheet1')
# Mardia Test
data_multivariate <- data_check[, c('x1', 'x2', 'x3')]
result_mvn <- mvn(data = data_multivariate, mvnTest = "mardia", multivariatePlot = "qq")
print(result_mvn)
# Using biotools package for Box's M test
box_test <- boxM(data_check[, c('x1', 'x2', 'x3')], data_check$kmedoids)
print(box_test)
# Multicolinearity Check
cor_matrix <- cor(data_multivariate)
print(cor_matrix)
# MANOVA using stats package
manova_res <- manova(cbind(x1, x2, x3) ~ factor(kmedoids), data = data_check)
# Summary using Wilks' lambda
summary(manova_res, test = "Wilks")