Generalised autoregressive processes
January 10, 2022 — August 11, 2023
Some useful generalizations of autoregressive (i.e., AR(1)) processes.
Linear ones are an interesting case (G. K. Grunwald, Hyndman, and Tedesco 1996; Gary K. Grunwald et al. 2000).
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