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Stationary Stochastic Processes, FMS045 Table of Formulas, 2011

This document provides formulas and concepts related to stationary stochastic processes. Some key points include: 1) Stationary processes can be represented as the sum of components with random phase and amplitude, and their covariance functions depend on the variances of these components. 2) Poisson processes have expectations and variances that are linear functions of time, and their covariance depends on the minimum of the time differences. 3) Estimation of the expectation and covariance of a stationary process involves taking averages over time and considering the covariance at different time lags.

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Stationary Stochastic Processes, FMS045 Table of Formulas, 2011

This document provides formulas and concepts related to stationary stochastic processes. Some key points include: 1) Stationary processes can be represented as the sum of components with random phase and amplitude, and their covariance functions depend on the variances of these components. 2) Poisson processes have expectations and variances that are linear functions of time, and their covariance depends on the minimum of the time differences. 3) Estimation of the expectation and covariance of a stationary process involves taking averages over time and considering the covariance at different time lags.

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Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

Stationary Stochastic Processes, FMS045


Table of Formulas, 2011
Chapter 2: Stationary processes
Sum of components with random phase and amplitude: If
X(t) = A0 +

n
X

Ak cos(2pfk t + fk ) ,

k=1

 
 
2
where fk Rect(0, 2p), Ak , k = 1, . . . , n, are independent, E A20 = s20 and E A2k /2 = sk ,
then
n
X
2
rX (t) = s0 +
s2k cos 2pfk t .
k=1

Let {X(t)} be a Poisson process with intensity l. Then:


E[X(t)] =
V[X(t)] =

lt
lt
l min(s, t)

rX (s, t) =
P
Estimation of expectation, mn = n1 nt=1 x(t):
V [mn ] =
nV [mn ]

1
n2

n1
X

(n |k|)rX (k)

k=n+1

rX (k)

for large n

k=

Estimation of covariance function:


? m known:

nt

X
t) = n1 (x(t) m)(x(t + t) m)

rn (

t0

t=1

? m unknown:

t) =

rn (
where

x(t) =

1
n
1
n

Pnt

x)(x(t + t) x)

t0

Pnt

x(t) )(x(t + t) x(t+) )

t0

t=1 (x(t)
t=1 (x(t)
nt

1 X
x(t),
nt
t=1

x(t+) =

nt

1 X
x(t + t)
nt
t=1

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

Chapter 3: Spectral representations


Folding when sampling a continuous time process (aliasing): Let {Z(t), t = 0, d, 2d, . . .}
be Y(t) sampled with sampling interval d and sampling frequency fs = 1/d:

P
k
1
1
RZ (f) =
for 2d
< f 2d
.
k= RY f + d
P
fs
fs
R
(f
+
kf
)
for

=
<
f

.
s
k= Y
2
2

Chapter 4: Gaussian processes


The two-dimensional probability density function of a jointly Gaussian random variable,
(X, Y), with E[X] = E[Y] = 0, V[X] = V[Y] = 1 and C[X, Y] = r is


1
1
2
2
p
exp
(x 2rxy + y )
.
fX,Y (x, y) =
2(1 r2 )
2p 1 r2
Let Xk N(0,

sk ) and Yk N(0, sk ) be independent and


X(t) =

{Xk cos 2pfk t + Yk sin 2pfk t}

Ak cos(2pfk t + fk ) ,

where fk = arg(Xk iYk ) Rect(0, 2p), then Ak =


tion with probability density function
fAk (x) =

2e
k

x2 /2s2k

X2k + Yk2 has a Rayleigh distribu-

x>0 .

Campbells formulas:
X(t) =
E[X(t)] =
rX (t) =

tk t

g(t tk )
g(t) dt
g(u)g(u t) du = l

g(u)g(u + t) du

The process {X(t), t 0} is a Wiener process if


? X(0) = 0 and,
? {X(t)} has independent increments, that is X(t2 ) X(t1 ) and X(t3 ) X(t2 ), 0
t1 t2 t3 , are independent and,

? X(t) X(t + h) N(0, s h).

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

Chapter 5: Linear filters - general theory


Impulse response h(u):
R
h(u)X(t u) du
Y(t) =
P
h(u)X(t u)

(continuous time)
(discrete time)

Relation between covariance functions:


R
R
u= v= h(u)h(v) rX (t + u v) du dv
rY (t) =
P P
u
v= h(u)h(v) rX (t + u v)

(continuous time)

(discrete time)
R
Derivation: X0 (t) exists (in quadratic mean) if r00X (t) exists. This is equivalent to (2pf)2 R(f)df <
. If X0 (t) exists, the following relations hold:
rX0 (t) = r00X (t) ,
RX0 (f) = (2pf)2 RX (f) ,


V X0 (t) =

(2pf)2 RX (f) df

rX,X0 (t) = r0X (t) ,


rX(j) ,X(k) (t) = (1)j rX

(j+k)

(t) .

Cross-covariance and cross-spectrum:


rX,Y (t) = C[X(t), Y(t + t)] =

RX, Y (f) = H(f)RX (f)


RX,Y (f) = AX,Y (f)eiFX,Y (f)
amplitude spectrum

AX,Y (f)

phase spectrum

FX,Y (f)

squared coherence spectrum

k2X,Y (f) = R

A2X,Y (f)
X (f)RY (f)

ei2pf t RX,Y (f) df

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

Chapter 6: Linear filters - discrete time


White noise in discrete time: {et , t Z}, E [et ] = 0 and V [et ] = s2 :

s2

Re (f) =

for 1/2 f 1/2

AR(p)-process: (a0 = 1)
Xt + a1 Xt1 + a2 Xt2 + . . . + ap Xtp = et
? Yule-Walker equations for covariance function:

rX (k) + a1 rX (k 1) + . . . + ap rX (k p) =

s2
0

? Spectral density:
RX (f) = Pp

s2

k=0 ak e

i2pfk 2

MA(q)-process: (b0 = 1)
Xt = et + b1 et1 + b2 et2 + . . . + bq etq
? Covariance function:
rX (t) =

s2

jk=t bj bk

for |t| q
for |t| > q

? Spectral density:
q
2
X



RX (f) = s2
bk ei2pfk


k=0

Chapter 7: Linear filters - continuous time


Matched filter:
? with white noise:
h(u) = c s(T u)
Z
1
s(T u)2 du
SNR =
N0

for k = 0
for k = 1, 2, . . .

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

? with colored noise:


Z
s(T u) = c

h(v)rN (u v) dv
Z Z

SNR = c2

h(u)h(v)rN (u v) du dv

Wiener filter:
RS (f)
RS (f) + RN (f)
R
RS (f) df
R RS (f)RN (f)
RS (f)+RN (f) df

H(f) =

SNR =

Chapter 8: Spectral estimation


Periodogram of the sequence {x(t), t = 0, 1, 2, . . . n 1},
Rx (f) =
where X (f) =

Pn1
t=0

1
|X (f)|2 ,
n

x(t)ei2pft .
E [Rx (f)]

t=
Z

kn (t)rX (t)ei2pf t ,

1/2

Kn (f u)RX (u)du,

=
1/2

P
i2pf t .
where kn (t) = 1 |nt| for n + 1 t n 1 and Kn (f) = n1
t=n+1 kn (t)e
 2
RX (f) for 0 < |f| < 1/2

V [Rx (f)]
2R2X (f) for f = 0, 1/2
The distribution of the periodogram estimate is
Rx (f)

RX (f)

q2 (2) ,
2

0 < f < 1/2.

Modified periodogram
Rw (f)


2
n1

1 X
i2pft
x(t)w(t)e
,


n
t=0
Z
2

1 1/2

X
(
n
)W(f

n
)d
n

.

n 1/2

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011


Lag-windowing
Rlw (f)

t=
Z

1/2

=
1/2

kLn (t)rx (t)ei2pf t ,


KLn (f n)Rx (n)dn.

Averaging of spectrum
K

Rav (f) =

1 X
Rx,j (f),
K
j=1

where K different spectrum estimates,


Rav (f)

RX (f)

Rx,j (f),

q2 (2K) ,
2K

j = 1 . . . K, are used. The distribution is


0 < f < 1/2.

Trigonometric relations
cos(a + b ) = cos a cos b sin a sin b
cos(a b ) = cos a cos b + sin a sin b
sin(a + b ) = sin a cos b + cos a sin b
sin(a b ) = sin a cos b cos a sin b

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

Fourier transforms
g(t)
ea|t|

(a > 0)

G(f) =

2a
a2 +(2pf)2

i2pf t g(

t) dt

a2 +t2

p e2pa|f|
a

|t|ea|t|

(2pf) )
2 ((aa2 +(2
pf)2 )2

|t|k ea|t|

k!
{(
(a2 +(2pf)2 )k+1

a + i2pf)k+1 + (a i2pf)k+1 }

p/a exp( (24paf)

eat

ea|t| cos(2pf0 t)

a
a
a2 +(2pf0 2pf)2 + a2 +(2pf0 +2pf)2

ea|t| sin(2pf0 t)

2pf0 2pf
2pf0 +2pf
a2 +(2pf0 2pf)2 + a2 +(2pf0 +2pf)2

if
if

sin(2pat)
2pt

t=0
t 6= 0

1 a|t| if |t| 1a
0
if |t| > 1a

g(t)h(t)
g(t) h(t) =

1/2
0

if |f| a
if |f| > a

a 2a

1 cos 2apf
(2pf)2

G(f) H(f) =
R

g(t)h(t t)dt G(f)H(f)

g0 (t)

i2pf G(f)

g(at)

t
a g( a )

G(af)

g(t t0 )

G(f)ei2pf t0

g(t)ei2pf0 t

G(f f0 )

a G( a )

if f = 0
if f =
6 0

G(n)H(f n)dn

Stationary Stochastic Processes, 2011

Gaussian distribution table


F(x) = F (x)
x
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
2.0
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
4.0

0.00
0.50000
0.53983
0.57926
0.61791
0.65542
0.69146
0.72575
0.75804
0.78814
0.81594
0.84134
0.86433
0.88493
0.90320
0.91924
0.93319
0.94520
0.95543
0.96407
0.97128
0.97725
0.98214
0.98610
0.98928
0.99180
0.99379
0.99534
0.99653
0.99744
0.99813
0.99865
0.99903
0.99931
0.99952
0.99966
0.99977
0.99984
0.99989
0.99993
0.99995
0.99997

0.01
0.50399
0.54380
0.58317
0.62172
0.65910
0.69497
0.72907
0.76115
0.79103
0.81859
0.84375
0.86650
0.88686
0.90490
0.92073
0.93448
0.94630
0.95637
0.96485
0.97193
0.97778
0.98257
0.98645
0.98956
0.99202
0.99396
0.99547
0.99664
0.99752
0.99819
0.99869
0.99906
0.99934
0.99953
0.99968
0.99978
0.99985
0.99990
0.99993
0.99995
0.99997

0.02
0.50798
0.54776
0.58706
0.62552
0.66276
0.69847
0.73237
0.76424
0.79389
0.82121
0.84614
0.86864
0.88877
0.90658
0.92220
0.93574
0.94738
0.95728
0.96562
0.97257
0.97831
0.98300
0.98679
0.98983
0.99224
0.99413
0.99560
0.99674
0.99760
0.99825
0.99874
0.99910
0.99936
0.99955
0.99969
0.99978
0.99985
0.99990
0.99993
0.99996
0.99997

0.03
0.51197
0.55172
0.59095
0.62930
0.66640
0.70194
0.73565
0.76730
0.79673
0.82381
0.84849
0.87076
0.89065
0.90824
0.92364
0.93699
0.94845
0.95818
0.96638
0.97320
0.97882
0.98341
0.98713
0.99010
0.99245
0.99430
0.99573
0.99683
0.99767
0.99831
0.99878
0.99913
0.99938
0.99957
0.99970
0.99979
0.99986
0.99990
0.99994
0.99996
0.99997

0.04
0.51595
0.55567
0.59483
0.63307
0.67003
0.70540
0.73891
0.77035
0.79955
0.82639
0.85083
0.87286
0.89251
0.90988
0.92507
0.93822
0.94950
0.95907
0.96712
0.97381
0.97932
0.98382
0.98745
0.99036
0.99266
0.99446
0.99585
0.99693
0.99774
0.99836
0.99882
0.99916
0.99940
0.99958
0.99971
0.99980
0.99986
0.99991
0.99994
0.99996
0.99997

0.05
0.51994
0.55962
0.59871
0.63683
0.67364
0.70884
0.74215
0.77337
0.80234
0.82894
0.85314
0.87493
0.89435
0.91149
0.92647
0.93943
0.95053
0.95994
0.96784
0.97441
0.97982
0.98422
0.98778
0.99061
0.99286
0.99461
0.99598
0.99702
0.99781
0.99841
0.99886
0.99918
0.99942
0.99960
0.99972
0.99981
0.99987
0.99991
0.99994
0.99996
0.99997

0.06
0.52392
0.56356
0.60257
0.64058
0.67724
0.71226
0.74537
0.77637
0.80511
0.83147
0.85543
0.87698
0.89617
0.91309
0.92785
0.94062
0.95154
0.96080
0.96856
0.97500
0.98030
0.98461
0.98809
0.99086
0.99305
0.99477
0.99609
0.99711
0.99788
0.99846
0.99889
0.99921
0.99944
0.99961
0.99973
0.99981
0.99987
0.99992
0.99994
0.99996
0.99998

0.07
0.52790
0.56749
0.60642
0.64431
0.68082
0.71566
0.74857
0.77935
0.80785
0.83398
0.85769
0.87900
0.89796
0.91466
0.92922
0.94179
0.95254
0.96164
0.96926
0.97558
0.98077
0.98500
0.98840
0.99111
0.99324
0.99492
0.99621
0.99720
0.99795
0.99851
0.99893
0.99924
0.99946
0.99962
0.99974
0.99982
0.99988
0.99992
0.99995
0.99996
0.99998

0.08
0.53188
0.57142
0.61026
0.64803
0.68439
0.71904
0.75175
0.78230
0.81057
0.83646
0.85993
0.88100
0.89973
0.91621
0.93056
0.94295
0.95352
0.96246
0.96995
0.97615
0.98124
0.98537
0.98870
0.99134
0.99343
0.99506
0.99632
0.99728
0.99801
0.99856
0.99896
0.99926
0.99948
0.99964
0.99975
0.99983
0.99988
0.99992
0.99995
0.99997
0.99998

0.09
0.53586
0.57535
0.61409
0.65173
0.68793
0.72240
0.75490
0.78524
0.81327
0.83891
0.86214
0.88298
0.90147
0.91774
0.93189
0.94408
0.95449
0.96327
0.97062
0.97670
0.98169
0.98574
0.98899
0.99158
0.99361
0.99520
0.99643
0.99736
0.99807
0.99861
0.99900
0.99929
0.99950
0.99965
0.99976
0.99983
0.99989
0.99992
0.99995
0.99997
0.99998

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