Autoregressive models of singular spectral matrices.

Automatica (Oxf)

Research School of Information Sciences and Engineering, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 0200, Australia ; Canberra Research Laboratory, National ICT Australia Ltd., PO Box 8001, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia.

Published: November 2012

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  • The paper focuses on autoregressive (AR) models for singular spectra, highlighting a stable AR matrix fraction description that utilizes a tall constant matrix with full column rank.
  • It introduces a canonical form for the AR model, demonstrating properties such as minimal maximum lag and a nesting feature under specific conditions.
  • Additionally, the study provides an upper limit on the number of real parameters in the canonical AR model, showing that this number increases linearly with the rows in the tall constant matrix.

Article Abstract

This paper deals with autoregressive (AR) models of singular spectra, whose corresponding transfer function matrices can be expressed in a stable AR matrix fraction description [Formula: see text] with [Formula: see text] a tall constant matrix of full column rank and with the determinantal zeros of [Formula: see text] all stable, i.e. in [Formula: see text]. To obtain a parsimonious AR model, a canonical form is derived and a number of advantageous properties are demonstrated. First, the maximum lag of the canonical AR model is shown to be minimal in the equivalence class of AR models of the same transfer function matrix. Second, the canonical form model is shown to display a nesting property under natural conditions. Finally, an upper bound is provided for the total number of real parameters in the obtained canonical AR model, which demonstrates that the total number of real parameters grows linearly with the number of rows in [Formula: see text].

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