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Linear Filter Model, Autoregressive Models, Moving Average Models, Autoregressive Moving Average, ARMA Filter, ARMA models, Parameters, Random disturbances, Substitute are points we learned in this lecture and you will find it interesting as well.
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Time series in which successive values are highly dependent are regarded as generated from a series of independent shocks a (^) t. Shock are random, drawing from fixed distribution Normal, zero mean, variance σ a^2 the sequence of random variable at , a (^) t-1 , a (^) t-2 , …. is called white noise process
Linear Filter
White noise
a (^) t
Output z (^) t
ψ(B)
Stochastic Process can be represented AR(p) model the current observation zt is a finite linear aggregate of the previous values of process and a shock.
If Autoregressive Operator of order p φ (B) = 1 - φ1B - φ2B 2 - …. - φpB p φ (B) z (^) t = μ + a (^) t Model contains p+2 unknown parameters that are μ, φ 1 , φ 2 , … φp, and σ a^2 to be estimated
AR(p) process is special case of Linear Filter Substitute z (^) t-1 = φ 1 z (^) t-2 + φ (^) 2 z (^) t-3 + … + φ pz (^) t-p-1 + μ + a (^) t into AR(p) and so on φ (B) z (^) t = μ + a (^) t z (^) t - μ = φ (B)-1^ a (^) t z (^) t = μ + ψ(B) a (^) t So ψ(B) = φ (B)-
Model contains q+2 unknown parameters that are μ, θ 1 , θ 2 , … , θq and σ a^2 to be estimated z (^) t = μ + ψ(B) a (^) t So ψ(B) = θ(B)
ARMA(p, q) models
Model contains p+q+2 unknown parameters that are μ; φ 1 , … φp; θ 1 , .. , θq;and σ a^2 to be estimated
z (^) t = μ + ψ(B) a (^) t
So
ψ(B) = φ (B)-1 θ(B)