Extension of Some Models for Positive-Valued Time Series.

Abstract

Time series models with autoregressive, moving average and mixed autoregressive-moving average correlation structure and with positive-valued non-normal marginal distribution are considered. First, a flexible mixed model GLARMA(p,q) with Gamma marginals is investigated. The correlation structure for several special cases is derived. For the first-order autoregressive case, GLAR(1), the conditional density of X sub n given X sub n-1 is derived. This leads to the formation of a likelihood function and a numerical approximation to and a simulation study of the maximum likelihood method of parameter estimation. Multivariate extensions of the model are considered briefly. Second, three methods for generating first-order moving average sequences with Exponential marginals are examined. These generalize the EMA (1) Exponential model. Negative correlation using antithetic variables is investigated in the moving average models. A preliminary analysis of wind speed data obtained over a 15-year period in the Gulf of Alaska is presented. A model with four harmonic deterministic mean multiplying random innovative factors modeled by a GLAR (1) process is developed. Correlograms and periodograms are used to determine the model for the mean and the structure of the innovation process. (Author)

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Mar 01, 1982
Accession Number
ADA115754

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  • David Kennedy Hugus

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  • Naval Postgraduate School

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