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A new nonlinearity test to circumvent the limitation of Volterra expansion with application

In this paper, we propose a quick and efficient method to examine whether a time series Xt possesses any nonlinear feature by testing a kind of dependence remained in the residuals after fitting Xt with a linear model. The advantage of our proposed nonlinearity test is that it is not required to kno...

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Published in:Journal of the Korean Statistical Society 2017, 46(3), , pp.365-374
Main Authors: Hui, Yongchang, Wong, Wing-Keung, Bai, Zhidong, Zhu, Zhen-Zhen
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Sunspots
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