1931
DOI: 10.1175/1520-0493(1931)59<277:opisor>2.0.co;2
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“…Clearly, estimation based on solutions to linear equations, such as OLS or Yule-Walker equations (Yule 1927;Walker 1931;Brockwell and Davis 1991), can provide causal inference only if there is no directed cycle. This is the central reason why DAGs have been very useful in causal models.…”
Section: Assumptions and Theoretical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clearly, estimation based on solutions to linear equations, such as OLS or Yule-Walker equations (Yule 1927;Walker 1931;Brockwell and Davis 1991), can provide causal inference only if there is no directed cycle. This is the central reason why DAGs have been very useful in causal models.…”
Section: Assumptions and Theoretical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the stationary condition in variance is not met, Box and Cox [15] introduced the rank transformation, namely [16] and later developed by Walker in 1931 [17], while the Moving Average (MA) model was first used by Slutzky in 1937 [18]. And in 1938, then Wold produced the theoretical underpinnings of the ARMA combination process [19].…”
Section: Arima Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Su fundamentación matemática fue originalmente desarrollada por Yule [1] y Walker [2] en el caso de los modelos AR y por Slutzky [3] en el caso de los modelos MA. Posteriormente, Wold [4] generalizó los trabajos anteriores al introducir el modelo ARMA.…”
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