Abstract
The sample covariance matrix arising out of finite memory linear least squares estimation over a set of equally spaced time points, is inverted by spectral methods (operationally referred to as the z transform). It is shown that the complexity of the problem depends only upon the complexity of the input correlation function. The final solution is shown to reduce to the inversion of a triangular system of linear equations of an order less than half the degree of the denominator of the input power spectral density function.
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