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Feasible parameter regions for alternative discrete state space models

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  • Feigin, Paul D.
  • Gould, Phillip
  • Martin, Gael M.
  • Snyder, Ralph D.

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This paper provides a comparison of a parameter-driven and an observation-driven discrete state space model. The two models are shown to have non-overlapping feasible regions for dispersion and first-order autocorrelation, with the region for the parameter-driven model being much larger than that of the observation-driven model, as well as providing a much better representation of the empirical moments of observed count series.

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  • Feigin, Paul D. & Gould, Phillip & Martin, Gael M. & Snyder, Ralph D., 2008. "Feasible parameter regions for alternative discrete state space models," Statistics & Probability Letters, Elsevier, vol. 78(17), pages 2963-2970, December.
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