时间序列与时空序列的建模

本文介绍了作者和他的博士研究生于近五年内,在时间序列与时空序列的统计建模方面所完成的研究工作。文章包含两个部分:第一部分将给出平稳与非平稳的ARMA模型(包括平稳ARMA,ARUMA与一般ARMA模型)的阶与参数估计的新结果,我们假设模型的噪声项满足鞅差条件,这比要求它们是i.i.d要弱,而且合理。第二部分给出了二维ARMA模型的谱鉴别,对于一类特殊的二维AR模型(即所谓的象限马氏模型,它们恰好就是熟知的一维马氏AR模型在二维情形的相配模型。)给出了它的阶与参数的强相合估计与重对数收敛速度。     

基于高频数据的时间序列长记忆系数比较研究

在高频数据中,交易持续时间序列,交易量序列和收益率平方序列都存在长记忆现象。本文采用半参数方法,对同一只股票的上述三种序列的长记忆参数进分析比较,结果显示,三种序列都存在长记忆现象,而且同一只股票的上述三种序列具有相同的长记忆参数。这些结果为微观市场的相关理论提供了实证。     

基于两步法带宽选择的金融时间序列长记忆参数估计

金融时间序列长记忆参数的半参数估计方法以频域分析为主,带宽选择是其中必不可少的关键环节。不同的带宽可能给出差异明显的长记忆参数估计值,甚至产生矛盾的结论,进而影响时间序列平稳性的判断。本文提出一种两步法,用于金融时间序列长记忆估计的半参数方法的带宽选择,并进一步对长记忆参数进行估计:首先,为了克服半参数方法忽略短期结构的不足,通过信息准则判断ARFIMA(p,d,q)过程的短记忆结构;其次,用短记忆模型拟合差分后的序列,根据拟合效果确定选择带宽及长记忆参数估计值。数值模拟显示以长记忆参数估计值均方根误差最小为标准,两步法优于其他方法。经上证50指数已实现波动率日数据的实证检验,两步法在长记忆模型中的预测误差最小;与短记忆模型相比,两步法在中期提前预测步长上具有优势。     

增长型经济变量的趋势时间序列预测模型

针对增长型外汇储备时间序列变化复杂性的特点,可以建立确定性趋势的时间序列模型及包含单位根的随机趋势模型.实际计算显示,确定性趋势的时间序列模型具有较高的预测精度.     

时间序列问题的建模方法和过程

时间序列分析是研究经济学和统计学的一种重要方法,通过分析实际的时间数据序列进行建立数学模型,用来预测序列的未来的发展情况。本文介绍了时间序列的发展概况和基本概念,论述了ARMA模型的自协方差函数、自相关系数、偏自相关函数的特征和Box-Jenkins建模。Box-Jenkins建模方法一般包括模型识别、参数估计、模型适用性检验和预测等步骤,该模型主要运用于单变量、同方差场合的线性模型。通过对模型的进一步研究,明确了模型的定阶与参数估计等问题。     

时间序列预测模型研究综述

介绍了时间序列预测模型的产生和发展,呈现了时间序列模型研究方向的理论、方法和应用,并就未来的发展势态进行了初步的探讨.     

我国外汇储备变动的时间序列建模预测

本文通过对我国最近十三年来的外汇储备月度数据进行分析,利用不同的建模思想建立了三次趋势模型、Holter-Winter非季节模型和AR IMA模型来分析短期内我国外汇储备的变动趋势。这三种模型对原始数据都能够较好的拟合,而且用于预测时的结果也相差不大,可以为短期内预测管理我国外汇储备提供有效参考。     

一类非平稳时间序列的周期性

本文研究了一类非平稳时间序列的稳定性及周期性，得到了它为周期相关序列的充分必要条件，推广了文献[3]的结论．     

基于动力学视角的经济时间序列分析

基于1978~2014年中国教育发展水平、就业人数与实际资本存量的数据,应用动力学原理建立模型,讨论了模型均衡解的稳定性,同时分析了该经济系统受到外部扰动时的动力学行为.研究结果表明,外部扰动产生的系统混沌效应会影响经济系统的正常运行,从而管理者有必要对经济系统提出有效的应对策略.因此,基于动力学原理,本文为时间序列动力学特征的微观刻画提供了一个视角.     

一类不分明时间序列的回归预测

研究了一类不分明时间序列的线性回归预测问题,通过模糊数空间中的距离,建立了模糊环境中最小二乘回归模型,证明了回归模型解的存在性和唯一性,并给出了确定模型的模糊参数及检验模型拟合度的计算公式。     

Spectral modeling of time series with missing data

Singular spectrum analysis is a natural generalization of principal component methods for time series data. In this paper we propose an imputation method to be used with singular spectrum-based techniques which is based on a weighted combination of the forecasts and hindcasts yield by the recurrent forecast method. Despite its ease of implementation, the obtained results suggest an overall good fit of our method, being able to yield a similar adjustment ability in comparison with the alternative method, according to some measures of predictive performance.     

Least absolute deviation estimation for general fractionally integrated autoregressive moving average time series models

We introduce a new class of ARFIMA models, which removes the restrictions that the roots of AR and MA polynomials are outside the unit circle. We establish consistency and asymptotic normality of the least absolute deviation estimator under non-Gaussian setting.     

MODWT-ARMA model for time series prediction

Many time series in the applied sciences display a time-varying second order structure and long-range dependence (LRD). In this paper, we present a hybrid MODWT-ARMA model by combining the maximal overlap discrete wavelet transform (MODWT) and the ARMA model to deal with the non-stationary and LRD time series. We prove theoretically that the details series obtained by MODWT are stationary and short-range dependent (SRD). Then we derive the general form of MODWT-ARMA model. In the experimental study, the daily rainfall and Mackey–Glass time series are used to assess the performance of the hybrid model. Finally, the normalized error comparison with DWT-ARMA, EMD-ARMA and ARIMA model indicates that this combined model is an effective way to improve forecasting accuracy.     

On the estimation of nonlinear time series models

In the present paper, a framework for parametric estimation in nonlinear time series is developed. Strong consistency and asymptotic normality of minimum Hellinger distance estimates for a determined class of nonlinear models are investigated. The main Interest for these estimates is motivated by their robustness under perturbations as it has been emphazized in Beran [2]. The first part of the paper is devoted to the study of some probabilistic properties which ensure the existence and the optimal properties of the estimates     

On the invertibility of time series models

A generalized definition of invertibility is proposed and applied to linear, non-linear and bilinear models. It is shown that some recently studied non-linear models are not invertible, but conditions for invertibility can be achieved for the other models.     

Forecasting time series with multiple seasonal patterns

A new approach is proposed for forecasting a time series with multiple seasonal patterns. A state space model is developed for the series using the innovations approach which enables us to develop explicit models for both additive and multiplicative seasonality. Parameter estimates may be obtained using methods from exponential smoothing. The proposed model is used to examine hourly and daily patterns in hourly data for both utility loads and traffic flows. Our formulation provides a model for several existing seasonal methods and also provides new options, which result in superior forecasting performance over a range of prediction horizons. In particular, seasonal components can be updated more frequently than once during a seasonal cycle. The approach is likely to be useful in a wide range of applications involving both high and low frequency data, and it handles missing values in a straightforward manner.     

A note on quadratic forms of stationary functional time series under mild conditions

We study distributional properties of a quadratic form of a stationary functional time series under mild moment conditions. As an important application, we obtain consistency rates of estimators of spectral density operators and prove joint weak convergence to a vector of complex Gaussian random operators. Weak convergence is established based on an approximation of the form via transforms of Hilbert-valued martingale difference sequences. As a side-result, the distributional properties of the long-run covariance operator are established.     

Fractionally differenced models for water quality time series

This paper deals with the selection and evaluation of statistical techniques for use in the modeling and forecasting of water quality time series. The focus is on statistical concepts relevant to the analysis of flows and concentrations. A selection of time series procedures has been used for auditing water quality archival data, including the screening of data sets, correlation and spectrum calculations, and iterative model fitting. A summary is provided of experience with analyzing archival data on the Niagara River and the use of a fractionally differenced model.This paper is the result of a study performed for the International Joint Commission, United States and Canada. The authors gratefully acknowledge the direction and support provided by Dr. Joel L. Fisher.     

Lower bounds on entropy via the Conley index with application to time series

A proof of a localized version of the proven entropy conjecture for C^∞ smooth maps is given. This allows for computational methods for bounding topological entropy through properties of the Conley index. Chaos can then be determined by a non-global index calculation robust under possibly large (and noisy) perturbations. In addition, a proof of a Wazewski's Principle for time series analysis is given which allows for lifting of entropy to the observed dynamical system under certain conditions.     

Application of time reverse modeling on ultrasonic non-destructive testing of concrete

Time reverse modeling (TRM) is applied to localize and characterize acoustic emission using a numerical concrete model. Aim is to transform a method within exploration geophysics to non-destructive testing. In contrast to previous time reverse applications, no single event or first onset time identification is applied. The method is described from a mathematical point of view. So-called source TRM with limited knowledge of boundary values is compared with so-called full TRM where a complete set of boundary conditions is used. The resulting localization accuracy of both approaches is similar. With a known three-dimensional analytical solution we demonstrate the applicability and the limitations of the two-dimensional wave propagation method solving the elastodynamic wave equation. With the help of CT images we are able to digitalize a concrete specimen and to verify a used numerical concrete model. TRM localization using this highly scattering material is feasible using the rotated staggered finite-difference method. We demonstrate the localization of acoustic emission with a limited number of sensors and using effective elastic properties. Source characteristics can also be recovered. Goal is to apply our method to acoustic emissions measured during experiments carried out on concrete and reinforced concrete specimen.