Bootstrapping frequency domain tests in multivariate time series with an application to comparing spectral densities

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Abstract

We propose a general bootstrap procedure to approximate the null distribution of non-parametric frequency domain tests about the spectral density matrix of a multivariate time series. Under a set of easy-to-verify conditions, we establish asymptotic validity of the bootstrap procedure proposed. We apply a version of this procedure together with a new statistic to test the hypothesis that the spectral densities of not necessarily independent time series are equal. The test statistic proposed is based on an L2-distance between the non-parametrically estimated individual spectral densities and an overall, 'pooled' spectral density, the latter being obtained by using the whole set of m time series considered. The effects of the dependence between the time series on the power behaviour of the test are investigated. Some simulations are presented and a real life data example is discussed. © 2009 Royal Statistical Society.

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Dette, H., & Paparoditis, E. (2009). Bootstrapping frequency domain tests in multivariate time series with an application to comparing spectral densities. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B: Statistical Methodology, 71(4), 831–857. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9868.2009.00709.x

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