First-Order Autoregression
First-Order Autoregression
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DOI:
10.1007/978-1-935704-27-0_7
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发表时间:
1985
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E. S. Epstein
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E. S. Epstein
In all the situations with which we have dealt so far, we have assumed independence among the observations. However, it is commonplace in meteorological and climatological time series (e.g., monthly precipitation, drought indices) for successive elements to be statistically related to one another. Persistence and cyclical behavior are both manifestations of a lack of independence between observations. In the example considered in the previous chapter, the successive values of the random elementsϵifrom one December to the next or from one January to the next were explicitly assumed to be independent, even though we did allow for month-to-month correlation. In other words,yidepended onxibut not onyi−1. We will now consider inferences involving time series in which the value of each member depends, in a statistical sense, on the previous value.