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Problem 1. Consider a random walk with drift model, xt = δt + ∑ti=1 wi, where wt is white noise as usual. You have already shown that this model is not stationary. (a) In class, we showed that the autocovariance function is γx(s, t) = min(s, t)σw. Use this to show that the correlation between xt−1 and xt is ρx(t−1,t) = very large? Explain why this is to be expected. (b) Let xt be the random walk model from above. Consider the time series yt formed by taking first differences of the random walk model, yt = xt − xt−1. Show that yt is stationary.

          Problem 1. Consider a random walk with drift model, xt = δt + ∑ti=1 wi, where wt is white noise as usual.

You have already shown that this model is not stationary.

(a) In class, we showed that the autocovariance function is γx(s, t) = min(s, t)σw. Use this to show that the correlation between xt−1 and xt is ρx(t−1,t) = very large? Explain why this is to be expected.

(b) Let xt be the random walk model from above. Consider the time series yt formed by taking first differences of the random walk model, yt = xt − xt−1. Show that yt is stationary.
        
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Problem 1. Consider a random walk with drift model, xt = δt + ∑ti=1 wi, where wt is white noise as usual. You have already shown that this model is not stationary. (a) In class, we showed that the autocovariance function is γx(s, t) = min(s, t)σw. Use this to show that the correlation between xt−1 and xt is ρx(t−1,t) = very large? Explain why this is to be expected. (b) Let xt be the random walk model from above. Consider the time series yt formed by taking first differences of the random walk model, yt = xt − xt−1. Show that yt is stationary.
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00:01 As for the given question, the random walk width with tripped model is we are given that xt is equal to delta plus xt minus 1 added by w t and w t is similar to w n 0 comma sigma w squared.
00:39 And x not is given as 0.
00:42 So for solution of a part, since our value for x0 is equal to 0, then x1 will be equal to when we put down here the value, it is delta plus x0 added by w1 which is delta plus w.
01:02 Similarly x2 will be equal to delta plus x1 plus w2.
01:10 Sorry for the mistake, this is w is equal to delta 2 times we have delta over here added by w1 plus w2 by using our first equation in this.
01:25 And with the same way we can find multiple terms over here.
01:29 Last term will be x t which is equal to delta t plus summation of k is equal to w k.
01:41 We will add all the terms over here...
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