Responses and Degrees of Freedom of PVAR for a Continuous Power-Law PSD

05/27/2020
by   François Vernotte, et al.
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This paper is devoted to the use of the Parabolic Variance (PVAR) to characterize continuous power-law noises. First, from a theoretical calculation, we give the responses of PVAR extended to continuous power-law noises. Second, from an empirical study, we provide an approximated but relevant expression of the uncertainties of PVAR estimates. This simple expression easily applies to continuous power-law noises.

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