Question 1. Suppose ?? is generated by an AR(1) process, such that ?? = 0.2 +...

Question 1. Suppose ?? is generated by an AR(1) process, such that ?? = 0.2 + 0.5??−1 + ?? ; ??~??(0, ? 2 )

(a) What is the partial autocorrelation function of the above AR(1) process?

(b) Is the above AR(1) process stationary?

(c) Derive E(??)?

(d) Derive V(?? )?

(e) What is the autocorrelation function of the above AR(1) process?

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