This paper examines the Gaussian maximum likelihood estimator (GMLE) in the context of a general form of spatial autoregressive and moving average (ARMA) processes with finite second moment. The ARMA processes are supposed to be causal and invertible under the half-plane unilateral order, but not necessarily Gaussian. We show that the GMLE is consistent. Subject to a modification to confine the edge effect, it is also asymptotically distribution-free in the sense that the limit distribution is normal, unbiased and has variance depending only on the autocorrelation function. This is an analogue of Hannan's classic result for time series in the context of spatial processes.Statistics & ProbabilitySCI(E)0ARTICLE3403-4291
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In this study, I investigate the necessary condition for the consistency of the maximum likelihood e...
<p>In this study, we investigate the finite sample properties of the optimal generalized method of m...
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AbstractFor observations from an auto-regressive moving-average process on any number of dimensions,...
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In this study, I investigate the necessary condition for the consistency of the maximum likelihood e...
<p>In this study, we investigate the finite sample properties of the optimal generalized method of m...
In this study, I investigate the necessary condition for consistency of the maximum likelihood estim...