. Consider a moving average MA(2) model: y(t) = e(t)+b, e(t-1) +b,elt - 2) Assume that...
1. Consider a moving average MA(2) model: y(t) = e(t) +belt-1) + b,elt-2) Assume that the noise e(t) has is i.i.d. with variance = 1. (a) Compute the autocorrelation process r(k) for y(t). (b) Compute the PSD of y(t). (Hint: 12.4 +e=24 = 2 cos(24)) (c) Plot the spectral density from part (b) for at least FOUR different combinations of (b1,b2), where b and b take either positive or negative values. (d) Comment on where the peaks of the PSD...
. Consider a moving average MA(2) model: y(t) = e(t)+b, e(t-1) +b,elt - 2) Assume that the noise e(t) has is i.i.d. with variance o = 1. (a) Compute the autocorrelation process r(k) for y(t).
a) Consider the following moving average process, MA(2): Yt = ut + α1ut-1 + α2ut-2 where ut is a white noise process, with E(ut)=0, var(ut)=σ2 and cov(ut,us)=0 . Derive the mean, E(Yt), the variance, var(Yt), and the covariances cov( Yt,Yt+1 ) and cov(Yt,Yt+2 ), of this process. b) Give a definition of a (covariance) stationary time series process. Is the MA(2) process (covariance) stationary?
1. [30 pts! Let Yǐ follow a moving average process of order 1 (ie, MA(1): where e is a white noise process with N(0,1). Suppose that you estimate the model using STATA. You obtain ê-1, ê-0.5 and ớ2-1. You also know e,-2 and E1-1-3. (a) Obtain the unconditional mean and variance of Y (b) Obtain Cor(Y, Yi-1). (c) Obtain the autocorrelation of order 1 for Y
1. [30 pts! Let Yǐ follow a moving average process of order 1 (ie,...
Convert the following auto-regressive (AR) model into a moving average (MA) model: Y, = 1 + 0.19-1 +ęt
Consider the simple moving average model Xt = 0.02 + Wt − 0.4Wt−1, where Wt is a sequence of i.i.d. normal random variables with mean zero and variance 4. What is the mean of Xt? What is the variance of Xt. Show working
Exercise 12: An ASK system employs the following signals in the presence of Additive white noise with a PSD of n/2, t)A c 2f t) for binary 1 So(t)-BA cos(2πfet), for binary 0 where 0< B<1. Derive the probability of error Pe assuming that the binary signals for 1 and 0 occur with equal probability. Hint: Find the average energy per bit Eb
Exercise 12: An ASK system employs the following signals in the presence of Additive white noise with...
Consider the RC circuit shown below. Assume that R=(0.1)2 and C=(0.1)F 3. R i(t) y (t) x(t) The input to this circuit is given as x(t) s(t)+ny (t), where the noise component of input, n(t), is a sample function realization of white noise process with an autocorrelation function given by Rpx(t) 8(T), and s (t) cos(6Tt) is the signal component of input. IS(fOI df, where S( a. Find the power of the signal component of input, Ps is the Fourier...
Consider the RC circuit shown below. Assume that R=(0.1)2 and C=(0.1)F 3. R i(t) y (t) x(t) The input to this circuit is given as x(t) s(t)+ny (t), where the noise component of input, n(t), is a sample function realization of white noise process with an autocorrelation function given by Rpx(t) 8(T), and s (t) cos(6Tt) is the signal component of input. IS(fOI df, where S( a. Find the power of the signal component of input, Ps is the Fourier...
1. Auto- and Cross-Correlation. For each of the following, compute the cross correlation T/2 Rry(,) = E[drpd, + n-linx t-Tax(ry(, + rdr . Hint: Use trigonometric identities (see HW 1), 27T such as sin a sin b-2 [cos(a-b)-cos(a + b)] . Also use the fact that j cos(ont-б unless co-0 x(t) = sin(2n/r), y(t)-sin(2nft) (here x and y are the same, so Rry-Rrr is the a. autocorrelation of x). x(t) = sin(2nft), y(t) = sin(2nf(t-to)) c. x(t)-n(), y()2x(t) +n2(t) where...