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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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時間數列模式之拔靴模擬法研究

郭玉麟 Unknown Date (has links)
本篇文章之主要目的是將Efron於1979年所提出之拔靴法(Bootstrap method)應用在非常態ARMA(p,q)模式上。我們考慮的結構包括AR(1),AR(2),MA(1),MA(2),ARMA(1,1),而考慮的非常態干擾分配則包括對數常態分配,均勻分配,迦瑪分配以及指數分配,對每一個模式,所設定之參數值組合涵蓋了使模式平穩及/或可逆之參數組合中的重要區域。我們比較傳統的最小平方法與利用500個拔靴重複子(Bootstrap repetitions)的拔靴法在參數估計上的差異。進一步我們也以MAE及MAPE等準則比較了這兩種估計模式在預測上的優劣。模擬結果顯示,在參數估計方面,當所設定的參數範圍接近非平穩或非可逆條件時,拔靴法所獲得的參數估計值表現會較佳。然而在預測效益方面,利用往前一期預測法,並配合拔靴法重新改造的數列,在具有非常態干擾項AR(1),AR(2)以及ARMA(1,1)模式的預測效益上的確有較佳的效果。 關鍵詞:拔靴法,非常態ARMA(p,q) ,最小平方法 / In this thesis, the Bootstrap technique proposed by Efron in 1979 is applied to parameter estimation and forecasting of non-normal ARMA(p,q) time series models. A simulation study is conducted where artificial time series are generated from various ARMA structures with different non-normal noise distributions. The ARMA structures considered in the simulation are AR(1), AR(2), MA(1), MA(2) and ARMA(1,1), while the non-normal noise distributions include Log-normal, Uniform, Gamma, and Exponential distributions. For each structure, the parameter values used cover important regions of the stationary and/or invertible parameter space . The conventional least-square estimators of the parameters are compared with the corresponding non-parametric Bootstrap estimator, obtained by using 500 Bootstrap repetitions for each series. Furthermore, forecasts based on these estimated model are also compared by using such criteria as MAE and MAPE . KEY WORDS bootstrap; non-normal ARMA(p,q); least-square

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