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Abstract
Este artículo trata el problema de la diagnosis residual desde la perspectiva
de los métodos de subespacios. Se presentan dos estadísticos y sus
distribuciones asintóticas bajo la hipótesis nula. Ambos estadísticos pueden
usarse con procesos univariantes o multivariantes, son flexibles y permiten
contrastar separadamente las correlaciones regulares y estacionales. El comportamiento
en muestras finitas de las dos propuestas se ilustra mediante
simulaciones de Monte Carlo y dos ejemplos con datos reales.
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