Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
These functions convert between the AR(p) coefficients phi,
the partial autorcorrelation coefficients pacf and the
autocorrelation function acf.
The phi-parameterization is the same as used for arima-models in R; see ?arima
and the parameter-vector a in Details.
1 2 3 4 | inla.ar.pacf2phi(pac)
inla.ar.phi2pacf(phi)
inla.ar.pacf2acf(pac, lag.max = length(pac)+1L))
inla.ar.phi2acf(phi, lag.max = length(pac)+1L))
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pac |
The partial autorcorrelation coefficients |
phi |
The AR(p) parameters |
lag.max |
The maximum lag to compute the ACF for |
inla.ar.pacf2phi returns phi for given pacf.
inla.ar.phi2pacf returns pac for given phi.
inla.ar.phi2acf returns acf for given phi.
inla.ar.pacf2acf returns acf for given pacf.
Havard Rue hrue@math.ntnu.no
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | pac = runif(5)
phi = inla.ar.pacf2phi(pac)
pac2 = inla.ar.phi2pacf(phi)
print(paste("Error:", max(abs(pac2-pac))))
print("Correlation matrix (from pac)")
print(toeplitz(inla.ar.pacf2acf(pac)))
print("Correlation matrix (from phi)")
print(toeplitz(inla.ar.phi2acf(phi)))
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