Abstract
The main purpose of this work is to contribute to the study of set-valued random variables by providing a kind of Wold decomposition theorem for interval-valued processes. As the set of set-valued random variables is not a vector space, the Wold decomposition theorem as established in 1938 by Herman Wold is not applicable for them. So, a notion of pseudovector space is introduced and used to establish a generalization of the Wold decomposition theorem that works for interval-valued covariance stationary time series processes. Before this, set-valued autoregressive moving-average (S-ARMA) time series process is defined by taking into account an arithmetical difference between random sets and random real variables.