TABLE 1—
Final Noise and Intervention Models for the Effect of the 2006 Russian Alcohol Policy on the Number of Monthly Suicide Deaths
| Noise model | Intervention model |
| Male suicide deaths | |
| ARIMA Lg(0,1,1)(0,1,1)12 | Yt* = at + ω0It |
| (1 – θ1B)(1 – θ12B12) at = (1 – B)(1 – B12)Yt | It = 0 for observations 1–72 |
| θ1 = −0.589, P < .001 | It = 1 for observations 73–132 |
| θ12 = −0.692, P < .001 | ω0 = −0.096; P = .01 |
| Q = 21.9; df = 18; P = .24 | |
| Female suicide deaths | |
| ARIMA Lg(0,1,1)(0,1,1)12 | Yt* = at + ω0It |
| (1 – θ1B)(1 – θ12B12) at = (1 – B)(1 – B12)Yt | It = 0 for observations 1–72 |
| θ1 = −0.721; P < .001 | It = 1 for observations 73–132 |
| θ12 = −0.758; P < .001 | ωo = −0.041; P = .34 |
| Q = 36.0; df = 18; P = .11 | |
Note. ARIMA = autoregressive integrated moving average; Lg = natural logarithm transformation; θ = moving average parameter; B = backward shift operator; ω0 = zero-order input parameter of a transfer function; It = intervention series; Q = Ljung-Box test statistic for the null hypothesis that the model residuals are distributed as white noise.