Elements of multivariate time series analysis
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
Elements of multivariate time series analysis
（Springer series in statistics）
Springer-Verlag, c1993
- : New York
- : Berlin
Available at / 51 libraries
-
Hiroshima University Central Library, Interlibrary Loan
: New York417.6:R-25/HL3514003500408042
-
Hokkaido University, Faculty and Graduate School of Engineering図書
: New York519.55/R2753570455162
-
No Libraries matched.
- Remove all filters.
Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
-
: New York ISBN 9780387940632
Description
This book is concerned with the analysis of multivariate time series data. Such data might arise in business and economics, engineering, geophysical sciences, agriculture, and many other fields. The emphasis is on providing an account of the basic concepts and methods which are useful in analyzing such data, and includes a wide variety of examples drawn from many fields of application. The book presupposes a familiarity with univariate time series as might be gained from one semester of a graduate course, but it is otherwise self-contained. It covers the basic topics such as autocovariance matrices of stationary processes, vector ARMA models and their properties, forecasting ARMA processes, least squares and maximum likelihood estimation techniques for vector AR and ARMA models. In addition, it presents some more advanced topics and techniques including reduced rank structure, structural indices, scalar component models, canonical correlation analyses for vector time series, multivariate nonstationary unit root models and co-integration structure and state-space models and Kalman filtering techniques.
- Volume
-
: Berlin ISBN 9783540940630
Description
This study is devoted to the analysis of multivariate time series data. Such data might arise in business and economics, engineering, geophysical sciences, agriculture, and many other fields. The emphasis is on providing an account of the basic concepts and methods which are useful in analyzing such data. The book presupposes a familiarity with univariate time series as might be gained from one term of a graduate course, but it is otherwise self-contained. It covers the basic topics such as autocovariance matrices of stationary processes, vector ARMA models and their properties, forecasting ARMA processes, least squares and maximum likelihood estimation techniques for vector AR and ARMA models, and associated likelihood ratio testing procedures for model building. In addition, it presents more advanced topics and techniques including reduced rank structure, structural indices, scalar component models, canonical correlation analyses for vector time series, multivariate nonstationary unit root models and co-integration structure, and state-space models and Kalman flltering techniques.
by "Nielsen BookData"