摘要(英) |
Change point detection is an important part of time series analysis because the existence of change points indicates that there is a sudden and significant change in the process of data generation. Detecting change points can help us with pre-warning and post analysis. It is widely used in many fields, such as industrial quality control, financial market analysis, network traffic analysis, and so on. In the literature review, the maximum likelihood estimator can be used to estimate the change point under the assumption that the observations are independent. However, in many practical applications, the observations usually have dependent structure, so the
maximum likelihood estimator method with independent hypothesis is usually inefficient. In this paper, we extend the maximum likelihood estimator method to the case of dependent observations. We propose a new change point model, which the serial correlation follows the copulabased Markov chain model, and the marginal distribution follows the normal distribution and
then obtain its corresponding likelihood function. The Newton Raphson method is applied to solve the maximum likelihood estimators. In the empirical study, we analyze the stock return data for illustration. |
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