We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical correlation analysis in the ligth of recent results on stochastic systems theory calle d « subspace methods » .These can be describe as covariance estimation followed b y stochastic realization .The methods offer the major advantage o f converting the nonlinear parameter estimation phase in traditional V A R M A models identification in to the solution o f Riccati equation but introduce at the same time some no n trivial mathematical problem s related to positivity. The states o f the forward -backward innovations representation have an interpretation : Instrumental Variables estimators
AbstractThe paper proposes a method for estimating linear, time-invariant state space models from mu...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
AbstractCanonical correlation analysis is shown to be equivalent to the problem of estimating a line...
We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical cor...
We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical cor...
We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical cor...
A stochastic realization theory for a discrete-time stationary process with an ex- ogenous input is ...
The use of subspace algorithms for the identification of non-stationary cointegrated stochastic syst...
AbstractA general notion of canonical correlation is developed that extends the classical multivaria...
Stochastic subspace identification (SSI) has become one of the key algorithms for the identification...
Abstract: Canonical correlation analysis has been widely used in the literature to identify the unde...
Presents theory, algorithms and validation results for system identification of continuous-time stat...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
AbstractThe paper proposes a method for estimating linear, time-invariant state space models from mu...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
AbstractCanonical correlation analysis is shown to be equivalent to the problem of estimating a line...
We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical cor...
We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical cor...
We analyze a class o f state space identification algorithms for time series, based on canonical cor...
A stochastic realization theory for a discrete-time stationary process with an ex- ogenous input is ...
The use of subspace algorithms for the identification of non-stationary cointegrated stochastic syst...
AbstractA general notion of canonical correlation is developed that extends the classical multivaria...
Stochastic subspace identification (SSI) has become one of the key algorithms for the identification...
Abstract: Canonical correlation analysis has been widely used in the literature to identify the unde...
Presents theory, algorithms and validation results for system identification of continuous-time stat...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
AbstractThe paper proposes a method for estimating linear, time-invariant state space models from mu...
A simple one-period-ahead and multiperiod-ahead prediction procedure for multivariate time series is...
AbstractCanonical correlation analysis is shown to be equivalent to the problem of estimating a line...