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Random fields on a network : modeling, statistics, and applications
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ISBN: 0387944281 Year: 1995 Publisher: New York : Springer-Verlag,

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Champs aléatoires sur un réseau : modélisations, statistique et applications
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ISBN: 222583993X 9782225839931 Year: 1993 Publisher: Paris : Masson,

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Statistical dynamics of linear automatic control systems
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Year: 1965 Publisher: London : Van Nostrand Reinhold,

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Gaussian and non-Gaussian linear time series and random fields
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ISBN: 038798917X 9781461270676 1461270677 1461212626 9780387989174 Year: 2000 Publisher: New York : Springer,

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Much of this book is concerned with autoregressive and moving av­ erage linear stationary sequences and random fields. These models are part of the classical literature in time series analysis, particularly in the Gaussian case. There is a large literature on probabilistic and statistical aspects of these models-to a great extent in the Gaussian context. In the Gaussian case best predictors are linear and there is an extensive study of the asymptotics of asymptotically optimal esti­ mators. Some discussion of these classical results is given to provide a contrast with what may occur in the non-Gaussian case. There the prediction problem may be nonlinear and problems of estima­ tion can have a certain complexity due to the richer structure that non-Gaussian models may have. Gaussian stationary sequences have a reversible probability struc­ ture, that is, the probability structure with time increasing in the usual manner is the same as that with time reversed. Chapter 1 considers the question of reversibility for linear stationary sequences and gives necessary and sufficient conditions for the reversibility. A neat result of Breidt and Davis on reversibility is presented. A sim­ ple but elegant result of Cheng is also given that specifies conditions for the identifiability of the filter coefficients that specify a linear non-Gaussian random field.

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