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density and autocorrelation function of these stationary models. The spectrum has the typical shape for different models. This … shape depends on sign of parameters. On other side, from shape of spectrum we cannot derive the accurate type of model …, because the different models have the similar shape of spectrum. But the shape of spectrum is very important complementary …
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A good parametric spectral estimator requires an accurate estimate of the sum of AR coefficients, however a criterion which minimizes the innovation variance not necessarily yields the best spectral estimate. This paper develops an alternative information criterion considering the bias in the...
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Whittle estimation is a common technique for fitting parametric spectral density functions to time series, in an effort to model the underlying covariance structure. However, Whittle estimators from long-range dependent processes can exhibit slow convergence to their Gaussian limit law so that...
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This article shows that, for large samples, temporally aggregating a true long memory time series (in order to get an improved estimator) may make little or no sense, as the practitioner can get virtually the same estimates as those from the aggregated series by choosing the appropriate...
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induces significant correlation. Some difficulties encountered in these modelling procedures include high dimensionality and …
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