Abstract
This paper introduces a suite of tests for linear and general non-
linear serial dependence. The problem is complex as the number of
variations of realistic non-linear alternatives is very large.
The alternative model is dened in terms of penalized truncated
polynomial splines, making the approximation capable of accurately
approximating a large class of linear and non-linear processes.
The asymptotic distribution for the test statistic is derived, and we
show using Monte Carlo simulations that one test is equivalent to the
Ljung-Box test, other linear tests corresponds to ordinary or partial
sample autocorrelation while the non-linear versions are capable of de-
tecting non-linear eects, even when other tests fail to do so.
linear serial dependence. The problem is complex as the number of
variations of realistic non-linear alternatives is very large.
The alternative model is dened in terms of penalized truncated
polynomial splines, making the approximation capable of accurately
approximating a large class of linear and non-linear processes.
The asymptotic distribution for the test statistic is derived, and we
show using Monte Carlo simulations that one test is equivalent to the
Ljung-Box test, other linear tests corresponds to ordinary or partial
sample autocorrelation while the non-linear versions are capable of de-
tecting non-linear eects, even when other tests fail to do so.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 551-566 |
Journal | Applied Mathematical Sciences |
Volume | 7 |
Issue number | 12 |
Publication status | Published - 2013 |
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Probability Theory and Statistics
Free keywords
- time series
- hypothesis testing
- Stationary processes