Collection of Time Series Used for Examples in the Text and in Exercises
| Series A | Chemical process concentration readings: every 2 hours |
| Series B | IBM common stock closing prices: daily, May 17, 1961–November 2, 1962 |
| Series B′ | IBM common stock closing prices: daily, June 29, 1959–June 30, 1960 |
| Series C | Chemical process temperature readings: every minute |
| Series D | Chemical process viscosity readings: every hour |
| Series E | Wolfer sunspot numbers: yearly |
| Series F | Yields from a batch chemical process: consecutive |
| Series G | International airline passengers: monthly totals (thousands of passengers) January 1949–December 1960 |
| Series J | Gas furnace data |
| Series K | Simulated dynamic data with two inputs |
| Series L | Pilot scheme data |
| Series M | Sales data with leading indicator |
| Series N | Mink fur sales of the Hudson's Bay Company: annual for 1850–1911 |
| Series P | Unemployment and GDP data in UK: quarterly for 1955–1969 |
| Series Q | Logged and coded U.S. hog price data: annual for 1867–1948 |
| Series R | Monthly averages of hourly readings of ozone in downtown Los Angeles |
Series A Chemical Process Concentration Readings: Every 2 Hoursa
Series B IBM Common Stock Closing Prices: Daily, May 17, 1961–November 2, 1962a
Series B′ IBM Common Stock Closing Prices: Daily, June 29, 1959-June ...
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