The likelihood function for a stationary Gaussian autoregressive-moving average process with missing observations
BiometrikaPublished 1 January 1982
Greta M. Ljung
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Abstract
The likelihood function for an autoregressive-moving average process observed at n equally spaced time points has a well-known form. This note gives an expression for the likelihood function when some observations are missing from the series and shows how the missing observations may be estimated from the available data.
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