Fast filtering for seasonal moving average models
Robert Kohn, Craig F. Ansley
Abstract
Robert Kohn, Craig F. Ansley
Abstract
Pearlman (1980) gives a fast filtering algorithm for an ARMA, i.e. autoregressive-moving average, model. When the algorithm is applied to a seasonal moving average model significant computational savings can be obtained by taking advantage of the structural zeros noted by Kohn & Ansley (1984) and Melard (1984). In this paper we identify a second set of structural zeros which leads to further significant computational savings. Our results can be applied to produce a fast algorithm for obtaining the likelihood of a stationary ARMA model with a seasonal moving average.
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Pearlman (1980) gives a fast filtering algorithm for an ARMA, i.e. autoregressive-moving average, model. When the algorithm is applied to a seasonal moving average model significant computational savings can be obtained by taking advantage of the structural zeros noted by Kohn & Ansley (1984) and Melard (1984). In this paper we identify a second set of structural zeros which leads to further significant computational savings. Our results can be applied to produce a fast algorithm for obtaining the likelihood of a stationary ARMA model with a seasonal moving average.
Key concepts: Autoregressive–moving-average model, Moving average, Mathematics, Autoregressive model, Autoregressive integrated moving average, Set (abstract data type), Moving-average model, Algorithm