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applications strict-sense
stationarity is too restrictive.
Other forms of
stationarity such as wide-sense
stationarity or N-th-order
stationarity are then emplo****...
- Look up
stationary in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stationary may
refer to: "Stationary", a song from
Copacetic (Knuckle Puck album) a
common misspelling...
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depending on
which version of the test is used, but is
usually stationarity or trend-
stationarity. The test is
named after the
statisticians David ****ey and...
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depending on
which version of the test is used, but is
usually stationarity or trend-
stationarity. It is an
augmented version of the ****ey–Fuller test for...
- test, the
absence of a unit root is not a
proof of
stationarity but, by design, of trend-
stationarity. This is an
important distinction since it is possible...
- than
using Box–Jenkins, it is
better to use
state space methods, as
stationarity of the time
series is then not required. The
first step in developing...
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presence of a unit root and the
alternative hypothesis is
either stationarity,
trend stationarity or
explosive root
depending on the test used. In general, the...
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title (link) http://www.duke.edu/~rnau/411diff.htm "
Stationarity and differencing"...
- }}t\in T.} For
general stochastic processes strict-sense
stationarity implies wide-sense
stationarity but not
every wide-sense
stationary stochastic process...
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Ergodicity implies stationarity, but the
converse is not
necessarily the case.
Stationarity is
usually classified into
strict stationarity and wide-sense...
