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High Dimensional and Banded Vector Autoregressions

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arxiv 1502.07831 v2 pith:EA35C56N submitted 2015-02-27 stat.ME

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We consider a class of vector autoregressive models with banded coefficient matrices. The setting represents a type of sparse structure for high-dimensional time series, though the implied autocovariance matrices are not banded. The structure is also practically meaningful when the order of component time series is arranged appropriately. The convergence rates for the estimated banded autoregressive coefficient matrices are established. We also propose a Bayesian information criterion for determining the width of the bands in the coefficient matrices, which is proved to be consistent. By exploring some approximate banded structure for the auto-covariance functions of banded vector autoregressive processes, consistent estimators for the auto-covariance matrices are constructed.

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