Regression spectrum
The spectrum of a stochastic process occurring in the regression scheme for a stationary time series. Thus, let a stochastic process which is observable for
be represented in the form
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where is a stationary stochastic process with
, and let the mean value
be expressed in the form of a linear regression
![]() | (2) |
where ,
, are known regression vectors and
are unknown regression coefficients (cf. Regression coefficient). Let
be the spectral distribution function of the regression vectors
(cf. Spectral analysis of a stationary stochastic process). The regression spectrum for
is the set of all
such that
for any interval
containing
,
.
The regression spectrum plays an important role in problems of estimating the regression coefficients in the scheme (1)–(2). For example, the elements of a regression spectrum can be used to express a necessary and sufficient condition for the asymptotic efficiency of an estimator for by the method of least squares.
References
[1] | U. Grenander, M. Rosenblatt, "Statistical analysis of stationary time series" , Wiley (1957) |
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