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A recursive estimate of the stochastic structure of a stationary time series is constructed based on the assumption that the true structure is ARMA, i.e., has a rational spectrum. The estimate is recursive in the sense that each successive estimate is obtained from the previous one by a relatively simple adjustment, that could be effected in a "real time" situation. The procedure is basically that of updating a regression when all variates involved are constructed from previous estimates of the parameter vector. The strong convergence of the estimate to the true value is established as well as a result relating to the rate of convergence.
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