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Second-Order stationarity condition for complex-valued autoregressive process
Distrubution of the autoregressive processStrict stationarity of a MA(1) processStationarity of an AR(1) processExistence of stationary solution to an autoregressive processDistribution of an autoregressive processThe dependent risk model and maximum surplus befor ruinAutoregressive Process of order $2$: long-run impact.Time series question about autoregressive processAutoregressive process with random walk perturbation.
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Let $c_n$ be a complex-valued discrete autoregressive process of order $p$, $mathsfAR(p)$, such that:
beginequation
labelcn
c_n = sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i c_n-i + w_n, quad n in (-infty,infty),
endequation
where $w_n: forall n$ are textitcircularly symmetric independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) complex random variables with finite second-order moments.
Which is the Second-Order Stationarity condition for this $mathsfAR(p)$? Is it enough to require that the complex coefficients $rho_i_i=1^p$ are such that all the roots of the polynomial $P(z)triangleq 1- sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i z^i$ lie outside the unit disk?
probability random-variables time-series
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$begingroup$
Let $c_n$ be a complex-valued discrete autoregressive process of order $p$, $mathsfAR(p)$, such that:
beginequation
labelcn
c_n = sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i c_n-i + w_n, quad n in (-infty,infty),
endequation
where $w_n: forall n$ are textitcircularly symmetric independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) complex random variables with finite second-order moments.
Which is the Second-Order Stationarity condition for this $mathsfAR(p)$? Is it enough to require that the complex coefficients $rho_i_i=1^p$ are such that all the roots of the polynomial $P(z)triangleq 1- sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i z^i$ lie outside the unit disk?
probability random-variables time-series
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$begingroup$
Let $c_n$ be a complex-valued discrete autoregressive process of order $p$, $mathsfAR(p)$, such that:
beginequation
labelcn
c_n = sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i c_n-i + w_n, quad n in (-infty,infty),
endequation
where $w_n: forall n$ are textitcircularly symmetric independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) complex random variables with finite second-order moments.
Which is the Second-Order Stationarity condition for this $mathsfAR(p)$? Is it enough to require that the complex coefficients $rho_i_i=1^p$ are such that all the roots of the polynomial $P(z)triangleq 1- sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i z^i$ lie outside the unit disk?
probability random-variables time-series
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Let $c_n$ be a complex-valued discrete autoregressive process of order $p$, $mathsfAR(p)$, such that:
beginequation
labelcn
c_n = sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i c_n-i + w_n, quad n in (-infty,infty),
endequation
where $w_n: forall n$ are textitcircularly symmetric independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) complex random variables with finite second-order moments.
Which is the Second-Order Stationarity condition for this $mathsfAR(p)$? Is it enough to require that the complex coefficients $rho_i_i=1^p$ are such that all the roots of the polynomial $P(z)triangleq 1- sumnolimits_i=1^prho_i z^i$ lie outside the unit disk?
probability random-variables time-series
probability random-variables time-series
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