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    Forecasting Total Passenger Train In SumatRegion By Using Model Variations Calend

    Period 2006-2013

    By : Putri Milakhul Khasanah (1311100116) | Rizka Fauzia (1311100126

    Lecture : Dr. Irhamah, M.Si.

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    Background

    the importance of transport for the

    people of Indonesia are caused byseveral factors, among others, thegeographical situation of Indonesia

    which consists of thousands islands,waters which consists of mostly sea,

    rivers and lakes that allow thetransport is done by land, water, and

    air to reach all areas Indonesia

    The train is one of transportation canbe quite economical than that in

    terms of railway safety has little risk interms of traffic accidents compared to

    other means of transportation.

    on the day of Eid

    rail spike, many pcelebrate Eid wi

    Precisely passoccurred in Sum

    tickets majorsPalembang, Soutto H-1 Idul Fitri 143

    o

    Calendar variation effects on theresults of the forecast time series datahas been studied, among others, by

    Bell and Hillmer who studied the effectof trading-day effects and holiday

    In the months in which these days are,passenger data will tend to be high.Due to the determination of the dateof Eid follow the Islamic calendar, it is

    the celebration of the Christiancalendar will be shifted forward eachyear. This is called the calender effectwhich shifts on the calendar effect on

    time series data

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    B. Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average atau ARIMA Model

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    C. Diagnostic Checking

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    D. Variations Calendar Model

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    Data Sources and research variables

    The data used in this research issecondary data, data on the

    number of passenger trains inIndonesia period 2006-2013(people) who are taken in theadan Pusat S tatistics

    website(www.bps.go.id). Research

    variables used in this study is thenumber of train passengers in

    Sumatra January 2006 to May2013. Data on the number of

    passenger trains in Sumatra asmany as 101 data. In this study, adummy variable that is used only

    during the month of Eid.

    Tahun

    Tanggal

    2006

    23-24 Oktober

    2007

    12-13 Oktober

    2008 01-02 Oktober

    2009 21-22 September

    2010 10-11 September

    2011

    30-31 Agustus

    2012 19-20 Agustus

    2013

    08-09 Agustus

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    Step Analysis

    1. Draw a time series plot of the data to determine the number of passengers aboard the d

    2. The data is divided into two, namely the data in sample and out of sample. Data in the ssamples of data and the data out as much as 5 data.3. Eliminate the effect of variations in the calendar of the response variables using dummy

    model.4. To test the white noise on the Nt Nt see ACF plot. If you meet the assumption of whi

    proceed to step 8. If not, then do modeling Nt with Box-Jenkins ARIMA method.5. ARIMA model obtained in step 2 is used to model the data on the number of passenge

    dummy variable on the calendar variations as input simultaneously modeled in order to ob

    such as first equation6. Test the significance of the parameters by using the t test and diagnostic checks using ttest and Kolmogorov-Smirnov up at meet the assumption of white noise and normally di

    7. Selection of the best model based on the value RMSEin (data insample) or RMSEo sample) the smallest.8. Forecasting the number of rail passengers using the best model.

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    Characteristic of DataVariable Mean StDev Minimum Maximum

    2006 276,9 38,6 226,0 346,02007 284,6 56,8 210,0 401,02008 328,3 57,5 262,0 436,02009 343,3 58,2 248,0 441,02010 411,8 73,9 327,0 588,02011 441,3 62,8 354,0 568,02012 365,3 46,3 299,0 482,02013 332,9 44,4 276,0 425,0

    From the descriptive statistics tableabove it can be seen that the number

    of passengers traveling by Train inSumatra, most are in 2010 and 2011 with

    a maximum value of 588 and 568thousand passengers. While the fewest

    number of passengers was in 2006.

    pattern d

    betw

    Decembwas diffe

    dispersio

    passen

    Sumatra

    S

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    Time Series Plot of Data JumlahPenumpang KA Sumatra

    painca

    p

    pThto

    pet

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    A suitable method to predict the number of passengers Railway in Sumatra is due to the var

    calendar every year there is a fairly high rise and the increase from year to year on the skids, m

    the increase in the number of passengers who jumped higher than the annual retreat around

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    Equation :

    KA di SUMATRA = 339 + 1,6 D1,t + 61,6 D2,t + 96,6 D3,t+ 102 D4,t + 249 D5,t+ 229 DD7,t+ 52,6 D8,t

    perform a linear regression between the danumber of passengers with Dummy coding (D

    the variable y (the number of railway pass

    Sumatra).

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    (a). ACF results residuals (b). PACresidual results

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    Lag

    Autocorrelation

    Autocorrelation Function for RESI1(with 5% significance limits for the autocorrelations)

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    Lag

    PartialAutocorrelation

    Partial Autocorrelation Function for RESI1(with 5% significance limits for the partial autocorrelations)

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    20

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    RESI1

    Percent

    Mean -3,48758E-13

    StDev 65,93

    N 96

    KS 0,084

    P -Valu e 0,094

    Probability Plot of RESI1Normal

    . Normallity

    (a). (b).

    residual white noise that is not

    marked by any lag are out of

    bounds. From the results of the

    ACF and PACF plots are then

    carried differencing to

    determine the order of the AR

    and MA

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    Residual ACF differencing resultsand the residual PACF differenciresults.

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    1,0

    0,8

    0,6

    0,4

    0,2

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    Lag

    Auto

    correlation

    Autocorrelation Function for diff_resid(with 5% significance limits for the autocorrelations)

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    Partial

    Autocorrelation

    Partial Autocorrelation Function for d(with 5% significance limits for the partial autoco

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    all variablessignificantly a

    number of rapassengers insince the p-vathan 0.05.

    ARIMA ([12],1,[1,12]), D1,t ,D2,t,D3,t,D4,t D5,t, D6,t+1, D7,t, D8,t.

    Parameter Estimate P-value LagMA1,1 0.57514

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    Normality Test

    Lag P-value6 0.0561

    12 0.2563

    18 0.2268

    24 0.3390

    Test P-ValueShapiro-Wilk 0.6067Kolmogorov-Smirnov 0.0582Cramer-von Mises >0.2500Anderson-Darling >0.2500

    Test of White Noise Residual

    residual has met the assumpwhite noise. Tests conduc

    bengan L-jung Box test. In thelag, p-value produced has greater than the value of a(0.05) thus obtained decisialready white noise residu

    These four types of noshowed that the residunormal distribution of d

    indicated by the p-valwere greater than the va

    (0.05).

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    Models :Yt = 63.18006 D1,t + 115.61399 D2,t + 137.38636 D3,t+ 147.83242 D4,t + 244.80187 D5,t+

    D6,t+2+ 107.18506 D7,t+ 107.11171 D8,t+ Nt

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    Forecast for 5 months

    Bulan JumlahPenumpangJanuari 2014 374.2385Februari 2014 321.6586Maret 2014 343.5865April 2014 330.4124

    Mei 2014 372.3364

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    C. Diagnostic Checking

    1 Conclusions

    Pattern number of railway passengers inSumatra experienced a significant increase on theeve of certain days, especially Eid. The resultsobtained from the analysis of descriptive statisticalanalysis of known patterns of data dissemination isthe number of passengers in September.

    The best model to predict the number ofpassengers in January, February, March, April, andMay in 2014 is ARIMA ([12], 1, [1.12]), D1,t;D2,t; D3,t; D4,t; D5,t; D6,t+1; D7,t; D8,t. Themodel is obtained by using the method of time seriesregression with a dummy variable regression modelvariations calendar effects and dummy trend.NilaiMAPE generated is equal to 13.6614% thatdeclared the model is good enough.

    2 Suggestions

    Analyzed the number of passeaffected by the number of holidaoccur in widths, but for further aneeds to be done on their vacat

    July, which also resulted in the inin the number of passengers. Itneeds to be done forecasting

    other modeling approache

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    efferences

    [1] Abdulkadir, Muhammad. (1998). Hukum Pengangkutan Niaga. Bandung: PT Citra Aditya

    [2] Bell, W. R. & Hillmer, S. C. (1983). Modeling Time series with Calendar Variation. Journal ofAmerican Statistical Association, 78(383): 526-534.[3] BPS. (2012). Data Jumlah Penumpang Kereta Api 2006-2016 (orang).Dari : http://www.bp

    go.id/tab_sub/view.php?tabel=1&daftar=1&id_s ubyek=17&notab=16, diakses pada tanNovember 2014.

    [4] Cryer. (2004). Time Series Analysis with Application in R (2nd edition).New York : Springer ([5] Liu, L. M. (1980).Analysis of Time series with Calendar Effects. Management Science, 26(1 112.[6] Harapan, Sinar. (2014). Jumlah Penumpang KA di Sulawesi Meningkat. Dari: http://

    sinarharapan.co/index.php/news/read/140715003/tiket-ka-jurusan-lubuklinggau-palemba

    habis-terjual-.html, diakses pada tanggal 21 November 2014.[7] Wei, W. W. S.. (2006). Time Series Analysis: Univariate and Multivariate Methods. New York Pearson Education Inc.