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September 1, 1993Journal of the American Statistical Association186 citations

Bayesian Inference and Prediction for Mean and Variance Shifts in Autoregressive Time Series

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RMRobert E. McCullochArizona State UniversityRTRuey S. TsayNational Tsing Hua University

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Abstract This article is concerned with statistical inference and prediction of mean and variance changes in an autoregressive time series. We first extend the analysis of random mean-shift models to random variance-shift models. We then consider a method for predicting when a shift is about to occur. This involves appending to the autoregressive model a probit model for the probability that a shift occurs given a chosen set of explanatory variables. The basic computational tool we use in the proposed analysis is the Gibbs sampler. For illustration, we apply the analysis to several examples.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a216523e06b4fc4c1aba167https://doi.org/10.1080/01621459.1993.10476364
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