Consider the ARMA(3,1) model represented by y, – 0.8y,1-0.25y,-2 +0.2y,-3 = e, -1.2e,1. (a) Is it stationary? (b) Is it invertible?
Consider the ARMA(3,1) model represented by y, – 0.8y,1-0.25y,-2 +0.2y,-3 = e, -1.2e,1. (a) Is it stationary? (b) Is it invertible?
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Section6.4: Determinants And Cramer’s Rule
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