Prob/Stats Time Series Analysis by Hamilton

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James Douglas Hamilton's "Time Series Analysis" is a highly regarded resource in the field, often recommended for its comprehensive coverage. While some users have not personally utilized Hamilton's work, they suggest that other authors like Tsay are also reliable and standard references for time series analysis. The discussion highlights the importance of selecting authoritative texts for understanding complex statistical methods. Overall, Hamilton's book is positioned as a significant contribution to the study of time series analysis. It is essential for those looking to deepen their knowledge in this area.

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Never used Hamilton, but Tsay is good and seems pretty standard.
 
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