Krzysztof Podgórski
Prefekt Statistiska institutionen, Professor
Second-order continuous time moving avaerages via spectral representation
Författare
Summary, in English
The spectral representation of a moving average process obtained as a convolution of a kernel with a general noise measure is studied. A proof of the spectral theorem that yields explicit expression for the spectral measure in terms of the noise measure is presented. The main interest is in noise measures generated by second order Lévy motions. For practical considerations, such measures are easily available through independent sampling. On the other hand spectral measures are not since their increments are dependent, with the notable exception of the Gaussian noise case.
For this reason the issue of approximating the spectral measure by independent increments of the noise is also addressed. For the purpose of approximating the moving average process through sums of trigonometric functions, the mean square error of discretization of the spectral representation is assessed. For a specified accuracy, the coefficients of approximation are explicitly given. The method is illustrated for moving averages processes driven by Laplace motion.
For this reason the issue of approximating the spectral measure by independent increments of the noise is also addressed. For the purpose of approximating the moving average process through sums of trigonometric functions, the mean square error of discretization of the spectral representation is assessed. For a specified accuracy, the coefficients of approximation are explicitly given. The method is illustrated for moving averages processes driven by Laplace motion.
Avdelning/ar
- Statistiska institutionen
Publiceringsår
2015
Språk
Engelska
Publikation/Tidskrift/Serie
Working Papers in Statistics
Issue
7
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Dokumenttyp
Working paper
Förlag
Department of Statistics, Lund university
Ämne
- Probability Theory and Statistics
Nyckelord
- generalized Laplace distribution
- moving average processes
- weakly stationary
Aktiv
Published