Advanced Time Series Analysis
Overall Course Objectives
To give an introduction to advanced methods for time series analysis. The primary goal to give a thorough knowledge on modelling dynamic systems. Special attention is paid on non-linear and non-stationary systems, and the use of stochastic differential equations for modelling physical and technical systems. The main goal is to obtain a solid knowledge on methods and tools for using time series for setting up models for real life systems.
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Learning Objectives
- Apply methods for building stochastic dynamic models
- Identify the need for a non-linear model
- Identify the need for a non-stationary model
- Knowledge about a number of non-linear and non-stationary model classes
- Establish models in discrete and continuous time
- Differentiate between methods for formulating stochastic models
- Apply stochastics models for prediction
- Knowledge about using stochastic differential equations for modelling
- Apply non-parametric and semi-parametric methods
- Calculate predictions of time series
- Estimate parameters in stochastic dynamic models
- Document and present results in a written report.
Course Content
Non-linear time series models. Kernel estimators and time series analysis. Identification of non-linear models. State space models. Prediction in non-linear models. State filtering. Stochastic differential equations. Estimation of linear and (some) non-linear stochastic differential equations. Experimental design for dynamic identification. Methods for tracking parameters in non-stationary time series. Examples of both non-linear and non-stationary models. Non-linear models and chaos. Model building for real life systems. The final contents of the course will be discussed with the students.
Possible start times
- 36 – 49 (Wed 8-17)
Teaching Method
Lectures and exercises
Faculty
Remarks
International course.
Limited number of seats
Maximum: 40.
Please be aware that this course has a limited number of seats available. If there are too many applicants, a pool will be created for the remainder of the qualified applicants, and they will be selected at random. You will be informed 8 days before the start of the course, whether you have been allocated a spot.



