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Validity of the sampling window method for long-range dependent linear processes
Daniel J. Nordman
, Soumendra N. Lahiri
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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Linear Process
100%
Window Function
100%
Long-range Dependence
100%
Sampling Window
100%
Subsampling Methods
66%
Confidence Interval
33%
Dependent Processes
33%
Nonparametric
33%
Sample Mean
33%
Finite Sample
33%
Coverage Accuracy
33%
Process Mean
33%
Time Process
33%
Gaussian Time Series
33%
Long Memory Parameter
33%
Non-Gaussian Innovations
33%
Statistica
33%
Sample Coverage
33%
Mathematics
Gaussian Distribution
100%
Confidence Interval
50%
Sample Mean
50%
Numerical Analysis
50%
Time Process
50%
Statistica
50%
Time Series
50%
Time Series Analysis
50%