<p>The proportion of coloured stochastic (environmental) time-series that fail a normality test increases as they change colour, even when the same methods produce normally distributed white noise (10,000 step series; 1000 replicates for each parameter value), under both (A) Autoregressive and (B) Spectral synthesis methods (<i>x</i>-axis values reversed for comparison). Inlays illustrate frequency distributions for series of <i>ε<sub>t</sub></i> values from sample blue (A: <i>α</i>≈<b>−</b>0.999, B: <i>β</i>≈1), white (<i>α</i>, <i>β</i>≈0) and red (<i>α</i>≈0.999, <i>β</i>≈<b>−</b>1.86) stochastic series.</p
A recurrent problem in ecology and conservation biology is to estimate the risk of population extinc...
The impact of temporally correlated fluctuating environments (coloured noise) on the extinction risk...
Positively autocorrelated red environmental noise is characterized by a strong dependence of expecte...
Coloured stochastic processes show slow (red), fast (blue) or purely random (white) variation, impor...
The colour of environmental variability influences the size of population fluctuations when filtered...
<div><p>The colour of environmental variability influences the size of population fluctuations when ...
<p>The environment was modelled as either an (A) 1/<i>f</i> or (B) AR(1) processes. Dashed lines sho...
<p>(A, B) show the standard deviation of population fluctuations, (C, D) show mean population densit...
<p>The effect of the colour of stochastic variation (spectral exponent) on epidemiology. Left panels...
Both the simulated white-noise (top left panel) and pink-noise (bottom left panel) time series conta...
Simulations of evolutionary dynamics often employ white noise as a model of stochastic environmental...
<p>Included are color plots (left) and DCTs averaged over hours 50 to 80 (right). The stochasticity ...
Simulations of evolutionary dynamics often employ white noise as a model of stochastic environmental...
Suppose it is of interest whether the series itself is white noise. The empirical Fourier transform ...
Simulations of evolutionary dynamics often employ white noise as a model of stochastic environmental...
A recurrent problem in ecology and conservation biology is to estimate the risk of population extinc...
The impact of temporally correlated fluctuating environments (coloured noise) on the extinction risk...
Positively autocorrelated red environmental noise is characterized by a strong dependence of expecte...
Coloured stochastic processes show slow (red), fast (blue) or purely random (white) variation, impor...
The colour of environmental variability influences the size of population fluctuations when filtered...
<div><p>The colour of environmental variability influences the size of population fluctuations when ...
<p>The environment was modelled as either an (A) 1/<i>f</i> or (B) AR(1) processes. Dashed lines sho...
<p>(A, B) show the standard deviation of population fluctuations, (C, D) show mean population densit...
<p>The effect of the colour of stochastic variation (spectral exponent) on epidemiology. Left panels...
Both the simulated white-noise (top left panel) and pink-noise (bottom left panel) time series conta...
Simulations of evolutionary dynamics often employ white noise as a model of stochastic environmental...
<p>Included are color plots (left) and DCTs averaged over hours 50 to 80 (right). The stochasticity ...
Simulations of evolutionary dynamics often employ white noise as a model of stochastic environmental...
Suppose it is of interest whether the series itself is white noise. The empirical Fourier transform ...
Simulations of evolutionary dynamics often employ white noise as a model of stochastic environmental...
A recurrent problem in ecology and conservation biology is to estimate the risk of population extinc...
The impact of temporally correlated fluctuating environments (coloured noise) on the extinction risk...
Positively autocorrelated red environmental noise is characterized by a strong dependence of expecte...