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Niharika Bhootna

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Humbert Generalized Fractional Differenced ARMA Processes

In this article, we use the generating functions of the Humbert polynomials to define two types of Humbert generalized fractional differenced ARMA processes. We present stationarity and invertibility conditions for the introduced models. The singularities for the spectral densities of the introduced models are obtained. In particular, Pincherle ARMA, Horadam ARMA and Horadam-Pethe ARMA processes are studied.

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GARTFIMA Process and its Empirical Spectral Density Based Estimation

In this article, we introduce a Gegenbauer autoregressive tempered fractionally integrated moving average (GARTFIMA) process. We work on the spectral density and autocovariance function for the introduced process. The parameter estimation is done using the empirical spectral density with the help of the nonlinear least square technique and the Whittle likelihood estimation technique. The performance of the proposed estimation techniques is assessed on simulated data. Further, the introduced process is shown to better model the real-world data in comparison to other time series models.

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Tempered Stable Autoregressive Models

In this article, we introduce and study a one sided tempered stable first order autoregressive model called TAR(1). Under the assumption of stationarity of the model, the marginal probability density function of the error term is found. It is shown that the distribution of the error term is infinitely divisible. Parameter estimation of the introduced TAR(1) process is done by adopting the conditional least square and method of moments based approach and the performance of the proposed methods are evaluated on simulated data. Also we study an autoregressive model of order one with tempered stable innovations. Using appropriate test statistic it is shown that the model fit very well on real and simulated data. Our models generalize the inverse Gaussian and one-sided stable autoregressive models existing in the literature.

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