Abstract

In this paper we discuss how a Gaussian random field with Matérn covariance function can represent our prior uncertainty about the log-spectral density, g ( ω ) , of a Gaussian, short memory time series. Hyperparameters can be suitably tuned in order to determine the mean square differentiability and the range of autocorrelation of the random field g ( ω ) . However, Bayesian computations cannot be easily performed under such prior elicitations. We suggest therefore to approximate the Gaussian random field priors with a class of Gaussian Markov random fields which preserve the main features of the genuine prior distributions.

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