Conditional Maximum Likelihood Estimation of the First-Order Spatial Integer-Valued Autoregressive (SINAR(1,1)) Model
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‎Recently a first-order Spatial Integer-valued Autoregressive‎ ‎SINAR(1,1) model was introduced to model spatial data that comes‎ ‎in counts citep{ghodsi2012}‎. ‎Some properties of this model‎ ‎have been established and the Yule-Walker estimator has been‎ ‎proposed for this model‎. ‎In this paper‎, ‎we introduce the‎ ‎conditional maximum likelihood method for estimating the‎ ‎parameters of the Poisson SINAR(1,1) model‎. ‎The asymptotic‎ ‎distribution of the estimators are also derived‎. ‎The properties of‎ ‎the Yule-Walker and conditional maximum likelihood estimators are‎ ‎compared by simulation study‎. ‎Finally‎, ‎the Student data citep{student1906} on‎ ‎the yeast cells count are used to illustrate the fitting of the‎ ‎SINAR(1,1) model‎.
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volume 14 issue None
pages 15- 36
publication date 2015-12
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