Hyperbolic Decay Time Series

A. I. McLeod

Journal of Time Series Analysis, 1998, vol. 19, issue 4, 473-483

Abstract: Hyperbolic decay time series such as fractional Gaussian noise or fractional autoregressive moving‐average processes exhibit two distinct types of behaviour: strong persistence or antipersistence. Beran (Statistics for Long Memory Processes. London: Chapman and Hall, 1994) characterized the family of strongly persistent time series. A more general family of hyperbolic decay time series is introduced and its basic properties are characterized in terms of the autocovariance and spectral density functions. The random shock and inverted form representations are derived. It is shown that every strongly persistent series is the dual of an antipersistent series and vice versa. The asymptotic generalized variance of hyperbolic decay time series with unit innovation variance is shown to be infinite which implies that the variance of the minimum mean‐square‐error one‐step linear predictor using the last k observations decays slowly to the innovation variance as k gets large.

Date: 1998
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