A New Approach to Frequency Analysis with Amplified Harmonics
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利用增强谐波进行频率分析的新方法
- 研究问题
- 对于同时含离散频率与连续谱的平稳时间序列，如何估计正弦波频率，并减轻初始估计不当对计算的影响？
- 方法与思路
- 作者增强序列中的正弦波，再对增强波进行最小二乘回归优化；连续谱部分假定来自平稳自回归移动平均过程。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称频率估计具有强一致性，其中心极限定理给出与Whittle方法相同的渐近方差，并提出识别正弦波数量的工具。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对谐波增强程序、频率识别条件、初始化敏感性和计算比较，并查阅原PDF确认收敛速率的数学符号。
- 阅读边界
- 仅据所给Crossref摘要，速率表达的上下标与参数界限排版不清，需查原PDF，不能据此重构公式；计算优势的数值幅度未提供。
原文摘要
SUMMARY For stationary time series having a mixed spectrum, we introduce a new method for estimating the discrete frequencies based on amplification of the sine waves in the time series and on minimization of least squares regressions on amplified waves. Under the assumption that the continuous part of the spectrum arises from a stationary autoregressive moving average process, we show that the estimators for the discrete frequencies obtained with this method are strongly consistent: more precisely, as the serial length n tends to infinity, their bias almost surely converges to zero with the rate n−3/2(logn)δ,δ>12. We also establish a central limit theorem which shows that these estimators have exactly the same asymptotic variance as that given by Whittle's method, which is known to yield the most accurate frequency estimates. However, the new technique has two advantages over Whittle's method. First, it yields an algorithm that is both robust against improper starting estimates and computationally efficient. Secondly, it gives rise to a simple tool based on its amplified harmonics for identifying the number of sine waves in a time series. A simulation study is also reported that gives statistical results on the properties of the new method on simulated series as well as comparative results with Whittle's method.