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The entropy profile — A function describing statistical dependences

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In an attempt to find parameters of a time series which are absolutely robust with respect to nonlinear distortion, we introduce a function called the entropy profile which measures in some sense the distance between the given process and white noise. This concept combines a clear definition and a simple algorithm, which apply to arbitrary stationary time series, with an informative graphical representation similar to the Fourier spectrum. For sequences derived from one-dimensional maps, the entropy profile indicates periodic and almost periodic behavior and the presence of Markov partitions.

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Bandt, C., Pompe, B. The entropy profile — A function describing statistical dependences. J Stat Phys 70, 967–983 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01053603

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