Dynamic Covariance Models
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An important problem in contemporary statistics is to understand the relationship among a large number of variables based on a dataset, usually with p, the number of the variables, much larger than n, the sample size. Recent efforts have focused on modeling static covariance matrices where pairwise covariances are considered invariant. In many real systems, however, these pairwise relations often change. To characterize the changing correlations in a high-dimensional system, we study a class of dynamic covariance models (DCMs) assumed to be sparse, and investigate for the first time a unified theory for understanding their nonasymptotic error rates and model selection properties. In particular, in the challenging high-dimensional regime, we highlight a new uniform consistency theory in which the sample size can be seen as n4/5 when the bandwidth parameter is chosen as h∝n− 1/5 for accounting for the dynamics. We show that this result holds uniformly over a range of the variable used for modeling the dynamics. The convergence rate bears the mark of the familiar bias-variance trade-off in the kernel smoothing literature. We illustrate the results with simulations and the analysis of a neuroimaging dataset. Supplementary materials for this article are available online.