Section 34

Linear Theory of Random Sequences

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Problem 34.1

Construct a stationary sequence whose covariance function b(n)b(n) equals 1 for even nn and 0 for odd nn.

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Let {ξn}n=−∞∞\{ \xi_{n}\}_{n=-\infty }^{\infty } be a stationary sequence with covariance function b(n)b(n). Then there exists a nonnegative finite measure F(t)F(t) such that for every nn the equality b(n)=∫[−π,π)eintF(dt)b(n) = \int_{[-\pi ,\pi )} e^{int} F(dt) holds. The function F(x)=F(−∞,x)F(x) = F(-\infty , x) is called the spectral function of the sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\}. If the measure FF is absolutely continuous, its derivative is called the spectral density of the sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\}. Moreover, there exists a process μ(t)\mu (t) with zero mean, orthogonal increments, and structure function F(t)F(t), such that for every nn the spectral representation ξn=∫[−π,π)eintμ(dt)\xi_{n} = \int_{[-\pi ,\pi )} e^{int}\mu (dt) holds.

Problem 34.2

Let ξ\xi be a random variable with the standard normal distribution. Set ξn=ξ\xi_{n} = \xi for every integer nn. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find its spectral measure and spectral representation.

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Problem 34.3

Let ξ\xi and η\eta be independent random variables, each taking the values −1-1 and 11 with probabilities 1/21/2. Set ξ2n+1=ξ\xi_{2n+1} = \xi and ξ2n=η\xi_{2n} = \eta for every integer nn. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find its spectral measure and spectral representation.

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Problem 34.4

Let ξ\xi and η\eta be uncorrelated random variables, each having the standard normal distribution. Set ξ2n+1=ξ\xi_{2n+1} = \xi and ξ2n=η\xi_{2n} = \eta for every integer nn. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find its spectral measure and spectral representation.

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Problem 34.5

Let …,η−1,η0,η1,…\ldots , \eta_{-1}, \eta_{0}, \eta_{1}, \ldots be independent random variables uniformly distributed on the interval [−2,2][-2, 2]. Set ξn=ηn−1ηn\xi_{n} = \eta_{n-1}\eta_{n} for every integer nn. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find the decomposition of this sequence into deterministic and purely nondeterministic components, and construct the best linear predictor of ξ1\xi_{1} from the observations {ξn,n≤0}\{ \xi_{n}, n \leq 0\}.

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Problem 34.6

Let …,η−1,η0,η1,…\ldots , \eta_{-1}, \eta_{0}, \eta_{1}, \ldots be uncorrelated random variables with zero means and unit variances. Set ξn=ηn−3+ηn−2+ηn−1+ηn\xi_{n} = \eta_{n-3}+\eta_{n-2}+\eta_{n-1}+\eta_{n} for every integer nn. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find the decomposition of this sequence into deterministic and purely nondeterministic components, and construct the best linear predictor of ξ2\xi_{2} from the observations {ξ(n),n≤0}\{ \xi (n), n \leq 0\}.

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Problem 34.7

Let …,η−1,η0,η1,…\ldots , \eta_{-1}, \eta_{0}, \eta_{1}, \ldots be independent random variables with the standard normal distribution. Set ξn=ηn−2+ηn−1+ηn\xi_{n} = \eta_{n-2}+\eta_{n-1}+\eta_{n}. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find the decomposition of this sequence into deterministic and purely nondeterministic components, and construct the best linear predictor of ξ1\xi_{1} from the observations {ξn,n≤0}\{ \xi_{n}, n \leq 0\}.

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Problem 34.8

Let …,η−1,η0,η1,…\ldots , \eta_{-1}, \eta_{0}, \eta_{1}, \ldots and ξ\xi be independent random variables uniformly distributed on the interval [−1,1][-1, 1]. Set ξn=ηn−1+ηn+ξ\xi_{n} = \eta_{n-1}+\eta_{n}+\xi for every integer nn. Is the random sequence {ξn}\{ \xi_{n}\} stationary? If so, find the decomposition of this sequence into deterministic and purely nondeterministic components, and construct the best linear predictor of ξ1\xi_{1} from the observations {ξn,n≤0}\{ \xi_{n}, n \leq 0\}.

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Problem 34.9

Let w(u)w(u) be a standard Wiener process. Find the distributions of the following random sequences:

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ξn=∫−ππeinu dw(π+u)\xi_{n} = \displaystyle \int_{-\pi }^{\pi } e^{inu}\, dw(\pi +u);

(b)

ξn=∫−ππe2inu dw(π+u)\xi_{n} = \displaystyle \int_{-\pi }^{\pi } e^{2inu}\, dw(\pi +u).