EFFICIENT ESTIMATION OF PARAMETERS IN MOVING-AVERAGE MODELS
By J. Durbin. 1959
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Citations in the corpus
- Maximum Likelihood Estimation of VARMA Models Using a State‐Space EM Algorithm (2007, methodology): “In the E step, we apply the univariate filtering and smoothing algorithm of Koopman and Durbin (2000). In the smoother pass, we use the iterations summarized in Durbin and Koopman (2001, Sect.”
- How Often to Sample a Continuous-Time Process in the Presence of Market Microstructure Noise (2005, background): “… 1 + η2 η 0 · · · 0 η 1 + η2 η . . . ... 0 η 1 + η2 . . . 0 ... . . . . . . . . . η 0 · · · 0 η 1 + η2 (4.2) Further, det(V ) = 1− η2N+2 1− η2 (4.3) and, neglecting the end effects, an approximate inverse of V is the matrix Ω = [ωij]i,j=1,...,N where ωij = ¡ 1− η2¢−1 (−η)|i−j| (see Durbin (1959)).”
- How to handle colored observation noise in large least-squares problems (2003, methodology): “Equation (23) is used to find the MA parameters B̂q̂ using the MA method of Durbin (1959). Thereafter, the final AR parameters Âp̂ðzÞ are obtained with Eq.”
- The Long-Run Effects of Monetary Policy (2020, methodology): “In particular, following Durbin (1959), we know that Bh = A1Bh−1 +A2Bh−2 + · · ·+Ah−1B1 +Ah .”
- Integer-valued moving average modelling of the number of transactions in stocks (2010, methodology): “Obviously, there are alternative estimators, such as Durbin's ( 1959 ) estimator extended to handle λ, for the estimation of ψ.”
- Gaussian Maximum Likelihood Estimation For ARMA Models. I. Time Series (2006, methodology): “Time-domain derivations were also (at least partially) used for other estimators by, among others, Mann and Wald (1943), Wold (1949), Whittle (1953), Durbin (1959), and Walker (1961, 1962).”
- Spectral Analysis of Signals (2009, methodology): “The so–obtained method was for the first time suggested in [Durbin 1959], and is often called Durbin’s Method.”