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Abstract Estimates of the parameters in normal autoregressive (AR(p)) processes may be obtained as functions of certain runs and subsequences in the associated clipped 0 − 1 processes. For example, the parameter in AR (1) is a function of the number of 1 runs only. Equivalently, this parameter can be estimated by counting only the number of axis crossings by the process. The estimates are obtained by a modification of the likelihood function of the clipped data. The loss of information because of hard limiting results in a loss of efficiency relative to the usual maximum likelihood estimates. Nevertheless, for large records our procedure yields quick estimates that do perform well.
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