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On Statistical Inference of Spatio-Temporal Random Fields Yoshihiro Yajima and Yasumasa Matsuda University of Tokyo and Tohoku University On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields p.1/44 Outline Model The Frameworks of


  1. On Statistical Inference of Spatio-Temporal Random Fields Yoshihiro Yajima and Yasumasa Matsuda University of Tokyo and Tohoku University On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.1/44

  2. Outline Model The Frameworks of Asymptotics A Test Statistic Theoretical Results Future Studies On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.2/44

  3. Model Weakly Stationary Random Field (Continuous Parameter Case) On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.3/44

  4. Model Examples On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.4/44

  5. Model The Spectral Representation where is the transpose and On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.5/44

  6. Model On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.6/44

  7. Stationary Random Fields If the spectral distribution function is absolutely continuous, where is the spectral density function. Hereafter we assume that the spectral distribution function is absolutely continuous. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.7/44

  8. The Frameworks of Asymptotics The Three Frameworks (1)Increasing Domain Asymptotics The Equidistant Sampling Points(Rectangular Lattice): The Sample Size: cf. Dahlhaus and Künsch(1987), Biometrika , 74 , 877-882. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.8/44

  9. The Frameworks of Asymptotics (2)Fixed Domain(Infill) Asymptotics The Sampling Points: The Sample Size: . cf. Stein(1995) J.Amer.Statist.Assoc., , 90 , 1277-1288. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.9/44

  10. The Frameworks of Asymptotics (3)Mixed Asymptotics (a)Hall and Patil(1994). Probab. Th. Rel. Fields, 99 , 399-424. where and is uniformly distributed on . Remark The speed of divergence of relative to that of is important to develope asymptotic theory. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.10/44

  11. The Frameworks of Asymptotics (b)Karr(1986). Adv. Appl. Probab., 18 , 406-422. We consider mixed asymptotics. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.11/44

  12. Our Sampling Scheme Assumption 1 where with a density function with a compact support in . and diverge to as . On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.12/44

  13. Our Sampling Scheme Figure 1: Mixed Asymptotics On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.13/44

  14. A Statistical Hypothesis Testing a simple hypothesis for some where is a family of spectral density functions. Testing a composite hypothesis :(A parametric class) On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.14/44

  15. A Test Statistic Preparation On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.15/44

  16. A Test Statistic Estimation of where is a kernel function on and is a bandwidth. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.16/44

  17. A Test Statistic Test Statistic(Simple Hypothesis) where is a symmetric compact set with On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.17/44 .

  18. A Test Statistic The lag window is a continuous even function such that is a bias term caused by irregularly sampling. Remark On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.18/44

  19. The Assumptions Assumption 2. is a stationary Gaussian random field with mean 0. Assumption 3. (a) as and (b) as . Assumption 4 is bounded, bounded away from 0 and twice partially differentiable such that On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.19/44

  20. The Assumptions Assumption 5 (a) has a compact support in and there exists . (b) has a compact support in and there exists for . On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.20/44

  21. A Test Statistic Assumption 6. is twice continuously differentiable and and as . Under Assumption 1,2,3(a),4,5(a) and 6 , if the null hypothesis is true, Matsuda,Y. and Yajima,Y.(2009). J.Roy.Statist.Soc., B , 71 , 191- 217. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.21/44

  22. A Test Statistic Test Statistic(Composite Hypothesis) Let be the true parameter if the null hypothesis is true. We estimate it by the Whittle estimator. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.22/44

  23. The Original Idea Paparoditis, E.(2000). Scand. J. Statist. , 27 , 143-176. (Equidistant Observations) The Test Statistic(Simple Hypothesis) On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.23/44

  24. The Original Idea On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.24/44

  25. The Original Idea Theorem 1(Paparoditis, E.(2000)) Under some assmuption on , , and , if the null hypothesis is true, as Remark . An advantage of this test statistic is that it is scale invariant and its asymptotic mean and variance are simple and depend only on . On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.25/44

  26. The Original Idea The Test Statistic(Composite Hypothesis) where On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.26/44

  27. The Original Idea Theorem 2(Paparoditis(2000)) Under some assumptions, if the null hypothesis is true, as Hence has the same limiting distribution as . Theorem 3(Paparoditis(2000))(Consistency) If the null hypothesis is not true, diverges to as in probability. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.27/44

  28. Theoretical Results Assumption 7. as . Theorem 4(Simple Hypothesis) (i)Under Assumption 1,2,3(a),4,5(a),6 and 7 , if the null hypothesis is true, as On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.28/44

  29. Theoretical Results Assumption 6’. as . Theorem 4(continued) (ii)Under Assumption 1,2,3(a),4,5(a),6’ and 7 , if the null hypothesis is true, as On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.29/44

  30. Theoretical Results Theorem 5(Simple Hypothesis) Under the same assumptions as Theorem 4.(ii) , if the null hypothesis is true, as On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.30/44

  31. Theoretical Results Assumption 8. The set of parameters is a compact subset of . is a positive twice continuously differentiable function in . If , on a subset of with a positive Lesbegue measure. Theorem 6(Composite Hypothesis) Under the same assumptions as Theorem 4.(ii) and Assumption 8, if the null hypothesis is true and is an inner point of , as On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.31/44

  32. Theoretical Results Assumption 9. is bounded in . Theorem 7(Consistency) Under the same assumptions as Theorem 6 and As- sumption 9, if the null hypothesis is not true, diverges to as . On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.32/44

  33. Future Studies 1.Other Test Statistics On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.33/44

  34. Future Studies 1.Other Test Statistics(continued) Examples cf. Yajima Y. and Matsuda,Y.(2009). Ann.Statist., 37 , 3529- 3554. ( Time Series Case) On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.34/44

  35. Future Studies 2.Random Fields with Stationary Increments Definition(Intrinsic Stationary Random Fields) A random field satisfies that for any fixed , the random field is stationary where Put On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.35/44

  36. Future Studies The Spectral Representation of Variogram Under some conditions, a variogram is expressed by where is positive and satisfies On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.36/44

  37. Future Studies An Example Istas,J.(2007). Statist. Inf. Stoch. Proc., 10 , 97-106. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.37/44

  38. Future Studies Estimation of . If samples were continuously observed, we would be able to estimate f( ) by cf. Solo,V.(1992). SIAM J. Appl. Math., 52 , 270-291. In our sampling scheme, On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.38/44

  39. Future Studies 3.Bootstrap Does the grid-based block bootstrap proposed by Lahiri and Zhu work for our test statistic? cf. Lahiri,S.N. and Zhu,J.(2006). Resampling methods for spatial regression models under a class of stochastic de- signs. Ann.Statist., 34 , 1774-1813. On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.39/44

  40. Future Studies 4.Empirical Analysis An Example The Land Price Data(yen ) of Kanto Area 5573 sampling points(10m mesh data,100km 100km) The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transportation On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.40/44

  41. An Empirical Data Figure 2: All of the Sampling Points On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.41/44

  42. Model for the data Mat´ ern class( ) On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.42/44

  43. Model for the data Remark (1) , (2)If , depends only on (Isotropic model). (3)Implication. First rotate the axes by . Then the contour on the -plane is the ellipsoid given by On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.43/44

  44. Model for the Data The Spectral Density Function On Statistical Inference ofSpatio-Temporal Random Fields – p.44/44

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