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Long-range dependence

Long-range dependence (LRD), also called long memory or long-range persistence, is a phenomenon that may arise in the analysis of spatial or time series data. It relates to the rate of decay of statistical dependence of two points with increasing time interval or spatial distance between the points. A phenomenon is usually considered to have long-range…

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Short-range dependence versus long-range dependence, Relation to self-similar processes & Models

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Short-range dependence versus long-range dependence

Relation to self-similar processes

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Long-range dependence

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Triples21
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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Long-range dependence

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related to Short-range dependence versus long-range dependence · 8
Long-range dependence → As, Either, For, In, LRD, One, The, This
see also · 6
Long-range dependence → Family, Long-tail, Measure, Method, Power, Real-valued
related to Models · 2
Long-range dependence → Among, Brownian

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lrd dependence long-range time doi process series self-similar analysis processes 10 short-range decay hurst spatial autocovariance used models also stationary

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internet traffic modellinginstance ofLRD has been used in various fields0.80text
econometricsinstance ofLRD has been used in various fields0.80text
hydrologyinstance ofLRD has been used in various fields0.80text
linguisticsinstance ofLRD has been used in various fields0.80text
the earth sciencesinstance ofLRD has been used in various fields0.80text
Long-range dependencerelated to ModelsAmong0.60section
Long-range dependencerelated to ModelsBrownian0.60section
Long-range dependencerelated to Short-range dependence versus long-range dependenceOne0.60section
Long-range dependencerelated to Short-range dependence versus long-range dependenceFor0.60section
Long-range dependencerelated to Short-range dependence versus long-range dependenceEither0.60section
Long-range dependencerelated to Short-range dependence versus long-range dependenceIn0.60section
Long-range dependencerelated to Short-range dependence versus long-range dependenceLRD0.60section

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