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Sta457 Time Series Analysis Homework 1 Jan. 18, 2013 Due Jan. 29, 2012 in class  You should work out this Homework individually. Group works or discussions are not acceptable.  No late Homework will be accepted. (1) Problem 1.4 on Page 41 of the Textbook. (2) Problem 1.5 on Page 41 of the Textbook. (3) Problem 1.11 on Page 42 of the Textbook. (4) Problem 1.15 on Page 43 of the Textbook. (5) Suppose that we have the following times series model with a time-varying trend: t Z = 2 +W ; for t = 1;2; ;n; t t n where W is an AR(1) process W =:5W +a and a ’s are i.i.d. (independent and t t t1 t t identically distributed) standard normal random variables. a . Calculate Corr(Z ;Z ) and Corr(Z ;Z ). Are they equal? 1 2 n=2 n=2+1 b . Calculate the ?rst order sample ACF ˆ(1) for (Z ) by assuming that n goes t to in?nity. Is it the same as the the ?rst order ACF of (W )? t c . Let Y = Z Z . Prove that Y , t = 2;3; ;n is a weakly stationary time t t t1 t series. Therefore we can transform Z into a stationary time series by taking the t ?rst order di?erence of it.






Sta457 Time Series Analysis Homework 1 Jan. 18, 2013 Due Jan. 29, 2012 in class • You should work out this Homework individually. Group works or discussions are not acceptable. • No late Homework will be accepted. (1) Problem 1.4 on Page 41 of the Textbook. (2) Problem 1.5 on Page 41 of the Textbook. (3) Problem 1.11 on Page 42 of the Textbook. (4) Problem 1.15 on Page 43 of the Textbook. (5) Suppose that we have the following times series model with a time-varying trend: Zt = 2 t n +Wt, for t = 1, 2, · · · , n, where Wt is an AR(1) process Wt = .5Wt−1 + at and at’s are i.i.d. (independent and identically distributed) standard normal random variables. a . Calculate Corr(Z1, Z2) and Corr(Zn/2, Zn/2+1). Are they equal? b . Calculate the first order sample ACF ρ̂(1) for (Zt) by assuming that n goes to infinity. Is it the same as the the first order ACF of (Wt)? c . Let Yt = Zt − Zt−1. Prove that Yt, t = 2, 3, · · · , n is a weakly stationary time series. Therefore we can transform Zt into a stationary time series by taking the first order difference of it.
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{ Xt } is said to be stationary time series if its mean as well as covariance function is independent of the
time point t.
Since {Zt} is a sequence of independent normal random
variables so,
( ) cov(Zt,Zt+h) = 0 for all h>0
= for h=0
This implies, E(ZtZs) = 0 for all t ≠ s.
a) E(Xt) = a, since E(Zt) = 0
Cov(Xt,Xt+h) = E(Xt-E(Xt))(Xt+h- E(Xt+h))
= E( bZt+cZt-2)(bZt+h+cZt+h-2)
=E(b2 ZtZt+h +bc Zt Zt+h-2 +bc Zt+h Zt-2 +c
2 Zt-2 Zt+h-2)
= b2 ( ) +bc ( )+bc ( )+c
2 ( )
= (b2+c2 ) if h=0
bc if h= 2 or -2
0 otherwise
So we can see the mean and the covariance function is independent of t thus it is a stationary
process.
b) Here E(Xt) = 0
Cov(Xt,Xt+h) = E(XtXt+h) = E(Z1cos(ct)+Z2sin(ct)) (Z1cos(c(t+h))+Z2sin(c(t+h)))
= E(Z1
2cos(ct) cos c(t+h) + Z1Z2 (sin(ct)cos c(t+h)+cos(ct) sin c(t+h)) + Z2
2sin(ct) sin c(t+h))
= for h=0
(cos(ct) cos c(t+h)+ sin(ct) sin c(t+h)) = cos(ch) for h>0
Thus this one is also a stationary process.
c) Here also E(Xt) = 0
Cov(Xt,Xt+h)
= E(XtXt+h) = E(Ztcos(ct)+Zt-1sin(ct)) (Zt+hcos(c(t+h))+Zt+h-1sin(c(t+h)))
= E(ZtZt+hcos(ct) cos c(t+h) + Zt-1Zt+hsin(ct)cos c(t+h)+ ZtZt+h-1cos(ct) sin c(t+h) + Zt-1Zt+h-1sin(ct) sin
c(t+h))
= for h=0
sin(ct) cos c(t-1) for h=-1
So we can see the covariance function is not independent of t thus it’s not a stationary series.
d) E(Xt) = a
Cov(Xt,Xt+h) = E(b
2Z0
2)
= b2 for any h.
Thus its independent of t and hence stationary process.
e) Here also E(Xt) = 0
Cov(Xt,Xt+h) = E(Z0
cos(ct) Z0
cos(c(t+h)))
= cos(ct) cos(c(t+h))
So if h>0 it depends on t thus not stationary series.
f) Here E(Xt) = E(Zt Zt-1) = 0
Cov(Xt,Xt+h) = E(Zt
Zt-1
Zt+h
Zt+h-1
)
= ...
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