Farzad Sabzikar

Associate Professor

Iowa State University
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Dr. Farzad Sabzikar is an Associate Professor at Iowa State University, USA. His research primarily focuses on time series analysis, including topics such as long-range dependence, fractional processes, and their applications in various fields. Recent publications include studies on tempered functional time series and the properties of fractional Brownian motion. He is also involved in the application of these models to heavy-tailed solar flare data.

Articles (6)

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2024

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2022

We propose a broad class of models for time series of curves (functions) that can be used to quantify near long‐range dependence or near unit root behavior. We establish fundamental properties of these models and rates of consistency for the sample mean function and the sample covariance operator. The latter plays a role analogous to sample cross‐covariances for multivariate time series, but is far more important in the functional setting because its eigenfunctions are used in principal component analysis, which is a major tool in functional data analysis. It is used for dimension reduction of feature extraction. We also establish a central limit theorem for functions following our model. Both the consistency rates and the normalizations in the Central Limit Theorem (CLT) are nonstandard. They reflect the local unit root behavior and the long memory structure at moderate lags.

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2022

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2022

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2021

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2020

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Krzysztof Burnecki

Associate professor

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology

POLAND
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Piotr Kokoszka

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UNITED STATES
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Benjamin Cooper Boniece

Assistant Professor

Drexel University

UNITED STATES
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