
Methods of structural inference are applied to the linear regression model in which the errors follow an autoregressive process. A marginal likelihood function is derived for the autoregressive parameters while structural distributions are obtained for the regression parameters. The marginal likelihood function, in the case of a Markov error process, is shown to be related under certain conditions to the Durbin-Watsonstatistic. This method of inference is illustrated by a simulated example.
Linear regression; mixed models, Foundations and philosophical topics in statistics
Linear regression; mixed models, Foundations and philosophical topics in statistics
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