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               To make S minimal, when k p, it shall take:
                                             ϕ           ð 1   j   pÞ

                                      ϕ ¼      j                                             (7.29)
                                        kj
                                              0 ð p +1   j   k, k ¼ p, p +1⋯Þ
               In particular, when k¼p+1, …:
                                                     ϕ ¼ 0
                                                       kk
               It can be seen that the partial autocorrelation function of AR process is truncated; truncation of
               ϕ kk is the unique characteristic of AR process.
               For MA and ARMA processes, the partial autocorrelation function is still defined by Eq. (7.27),
               however, ϕ kk is not truncated but tailing. The autocorrelation function and partial
               autocorrelation function of ARMA process are not derived here; only their results as shown in
               Table 7.1.


                   Table 7.1 Three types of autocorrelation functions and partial autocorrelation functions
                                                              Model Name
                                           AR(p,0)              MA(0,q)            ARMA(p,q)
                                          ϕ(B)¼Z t ¼a t        Z t ¼θ(B)a t       ϕ(B)Z t ¼θ(B)a t
                Model equation
                Stationary condition    Module of root of   Always stationary    Module of root of
                                           ϕ(B)>1                                   ϕ(B)>1
                Invertible condition    Always invertible   Module of root of    Module of root of
                                                                θ(B)>1              θ(B)>1
                Autocorrelation function    Tailing            Truncated             Tailing
                Partial autocorrelation    Truncated            Tailing              Tailing
                function

               Table 7.1 shows the characteristics of the previous three models: stationary conditions,
               invertible conditions, and properties of autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation functions. In
               summary, if model parameters are given, the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation
               functions can be calculated. On the contrary, if the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation
               functions are given, models and parameters can be set. This is of vital importance to the
               following model identification.

               7.3.3 Identification of the Model ΔP L

               Because the load disturbance sequence is known:

                                     Z 1 ,Z 2 ,…,Z n ð n is the number of sequenceÞ
               Its mathematical model can be identified using the following steps:

               (1) Basis of identification: As mentioned earlier, if the sample autocorrelation function ^ ρ is
                                                                                               k
                    truncated after step q, it is judged to be qth order MA model. Similarly, it is judged to
                    be the pth order stationary AR model from the truncation of partial autocorrelation
                            ^
                    function ϕ after step p.
                             kk
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