The non-seasonal ARIMA model is defined as:
To rewrite it in the form including drift term:
It is implemented that way in R package forecast (Rob J. Hydman). The R implementation has one more catch – the moving average polynomial is defined with a "+" instead of "-":
When d=0, the μ is called “mean”.
When d=1, the μ is called “drift”.
Simple t-test can be used to test for μ parameter significance.
The c constant can be rewritten into μ form:
The μ is the mean of differenced time series (not same as “sample mean” due to autocorrelation).
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