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The "Sompi" method of Hori et al. [1989] (henceforth H89) is an autoregressive (AR) method for finding the exponentially decaying/growing sinusoidal components (henceforth simply "sinusolds") in a time series corrupted by noise.H89 made numerous references to an earlier study by Chao and Gilbert [1980] (henceforth CG80), which has described a similar spectral analysis method genetically (and perhaps a bit unfortunately) called the "AR" method.Both methods were applied in the two papers to study the Earth's free oscillation records.In this commentary I will contrast the two methods, since the comparisons made by H89 are superficial and can be misleading.For clarity, I will call CG80's "AR" method the "AR-FD"method (where FD stands for frequency domain; see below).
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Benjamin F. Chao (1990) studied this question.
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