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Simultaneous Decorrelation of Matrix Time Series

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  • Yuefeng Han
  • Rong Chen
  • Cun-Hui Zhang
  • Qiwei Yao

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We propose a contemporaneous bilinear transformation for a $p\times q$ matrix time series to alleviate the difficulties in modeling and forecasting matrix time series when $p$ and/or $q$ are large. The resulting transformed matrix assumes a block structure consisting of several small matrices, and those small matrix series are uncorrelated across all times. Hence an overall parsimonious model is achieved by modelling each of those small matrix series separately without the loss of information on the linear dynamics. Such a parsimonious model often has better forecasting performance, even when the underlying true dynamics deviates from the assumed uncorrelated block structure after transformation. The uniform convergence rates of the estimated transformation are derived, which vindicate an important virtue of the proposed bilinear transformation, i.e. it is technically equivalent to the decorrelation of a vector time series of dimension max$(p,q)$ instead of $p\times q$. The proposed method is illustrated numerically via both simulated and real data examples.

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  • Yuefeng Han & Rong Chen & Cun-Hui Zhang & Qiwei Yao, 2021. "Simultaneous Decorrelation of Matrix Time Series," Papers 2103.09411, arXiv.org, revised Oct 2022.
  • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2103.09411
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