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This paper deals with error correction models (ECM's) and cointegrated systems that are formulated in continuous time. Problems of representation, identification, estimation and time aggregation are discussed. It is shown that every ECM in continuous time has a discrete time equivalent model in...
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likelihood in that they do not require complete specification of the error processes. Instead they offer a nonparametric …
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We propose a nonparametric empirical distribution function based test of an hypothesis of conditional independence …
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The nonparametric censored regression model is y = max[c, m(x) + e], where both the regression function m(x) and the … the derivatives of an uncensored nonparametric regression. We then estimate the regression function itself by solving the … usual estimators in uncensored nonparametric regression. We also provide root n estimates of weighted average derivatives of …
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nonparametric treatment of regression errors is permitted so that it is not necessary to be explicit about the dynamic specification …
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We propose a nonparametric test of conditional independence based on the empirical distribution function. The …
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allow for covariates to enter the unit root (or near unit root) model in a nonparametric fashion, so that our model is an …
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a nonparametric short memory component and using a reduced rank regression with only a single lag, standard information …
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nonparametric short memory components and shifting volatility provided the penalty coefficient C_{n}-> infinity and C_{n}/n -> 0 as …
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We show that spline and wavelet series regression estimators for weakly dependent regressors attain the optimal uniform (i.e., sup-norm) convergence rate (n/log n)^{-p/(2p+d)} of Stone (1982), where d is the number of regressors and p is the smoothness of the regression function. The optimal...
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