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The foundations of modern time series analysis / Terence C. Mills.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Palgrave advanced texts in econometricsNew York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2011Description: xiv, 461 páginas : ilustraciones, gráficas ; 24 cmContent type:
  • Texto
Media type:
  • Sin mediación
Carrier type:
  • volumen
ISBN:
  • 9780230290181
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 519.55  M45f  21
Other classification:
  • C19
  • C22
  • C57
Contents:
1 Prolegomenon: a personal perspective and an explanation of the structure of the book -- 2 Yule and hooker and the concepts of correlation and trend -- 3 Schuster, beveridge and periodogram analysis -- 4 Detrending and the variate difference method: student, pearson and their critics -- 5 Nonsense correlations, random shocks and induced cycles: yule, slutzky and working -- 6 Periodicities in sunspots and air pressure: yule, walker and the modelling of superposed fluctuations and disturbances -- 7 The formal modelling of stationary time series: wold and the russians -- 8 Generalizations and extensions of stationary autoregressive models: from kendall to box and jenkins -- 9 Statistical inference, estimation and model building for stationary time series -- 10 Dealing with nonstationarity : detrending, smoothing and differencing -- 11 Forecasting nonstationary time series -- 12 Modelling dynamic relationships between time series -- 13 Spectral analysis of time series: the periodogram revisited and reclaimed -- 14 Tacking seasonal patterns in time series -- 26 Emerging themes -- 16 The scene is set.
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1 Prolegomenon: a personal perspective and an explanation of the structure of the book -- 2 Yule and hooker and the concepts of correlation and trend -- 3 Schuster, beveridge and periodogram analysis -- 4 Detrending and the variate difference method: student, pearson and their critics -- 5 Nonsense correlations, random shocks and induced cycles: yule, slutzky and working -- 6 Periodicities in sunspots and air pressure: yule, walker and the modelling of superposed fluctuations and disturbances -- 7 The formal modelling of stationary time series: wold and the russians -- 8 Generalizations and extensions of stationary autoregressive models: from kendall to box and jenkins -- 9 Statistical inference, estimation and model building for stationary time series -- 10 Dealing with nonstationarity : detrending, smoothing and differencing -- 11 Forecasting nonstationary time series -- 12 Modelling dynamic relationships between time series -- 13 Spectral analysis of time series: the periodogram revisited and reclaimed -- 14 Tacking seasonal patterns in time series -- 26 Emerging themes -- 16 The scene is set.

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