Use of canonical analysis in time series model identification
Biometrika · 1985 · Volume 72 · Issue 2
Abstract
The second-order moment structure of time series models is used to derive a canonical analysis in time series modelling. Consistency properties of certain canonical correlations and the corresponding eigenvectors are shown. Based on these properties, a canonical correlation approach for tentative order determination in building autoregressive-moving average models is proposed. This approach can handle directly nonstationary as well as stationary processes and it also provides consistent estimates of the auto-regressive parameters involved. The asymptotic distribution of the identification statistic is discussed.
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