Least Squares-Optimal Transport (LS-OT) Regression for varying time delays
An enhancement to OLS regression for varying time lagged information transmission between the independent and dependent variables
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https://doi.org/10.31224/2814Keywords:
Linear Regression, time series data, dynamic time warpingAbstract
While analysing time series data, conventional linear regression methods leave us the choice with one of two assumptions: either the dependent and independent variables are synchronous or fixed time lags are assumed.
However the time lag might be varying over time, or noisy. The time lag becomes an additional source of error beside the usual (measurement) noise. Ignoring the variable time lag amounts to a specification error. We use optimal transport cost as a way to account for the time lag uncertainty and make ordinary least squares (OLS) robust to this type of error or noise. Using the chain rule, this enhancement to the conventional OLS regression model of noise easily generalises to multivariate regression.
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