Abstract

We address the problem of nonparametric testing of serial independence for time series and its generalization. More precisely, we consider a stationary and ergodic source p , which generates symbols x 1 … x t from some finite set A and a null hypothesis H 0 that p is a Markov source of order at most m , ( m ⩾ 0 ) . The alternative hypothesis H 1 is that the sequence is generated by a stationary and ergodic source, which differs from the source under H 0 . In particular, if m = 0 we have the null hypothesis H 0 that the sequence is generated by a Bernoulli source (i.e. the hypothesis that x 1 … x t are independent). In this paper some new tests that are based on so-called universal codes and universal predictors, are suggested.

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