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The presence of nuisance parameters causes unwanted complications in statistical and econometric inference procedures. A number of modified likelihood and message length functions have been developed for better handling of nuisance parameters but they are not equally efficient. In this paper, we...
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This paper compares and generalizes some testing procedures for structural change in the context of cointegrated regression models.
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The presence of nuisance parameters causes unexpected complications in econometric inference problems. A number of modified likelihood and message length functions have been developed for better handling of nuisance parameters but all of them are not equally efficient. In this paper, we...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005149059
using standard unit root tests with Bernard and Durlauf's (1995) definition of convergence is inappropriate. …
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The analysis of economic time series assumes specific economic behaviour of a representative agent. The data used in analysis is generated by aggregating observations of all individuals in a population. This is valid only if all members of a population have the same data generating process, but...
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In this paper we present a test statistic, which will be used to test for significant differences between generating processes of two time series that may be logically connected. The test statistic is based on the differences between estimated parameters of the autoregressive models which are...
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estimated for the two series. Randomization tests are performed on groups of spectral estimates for both related and independent … time series. Simul ation studies show that in certain cases the tests perform reasonably well. The tests are applied to …
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The segmentation problem arises in many applications in data mining, A.I. and statistics. In this paper, we consider segmenting simple time series. We develop two Bayesian approaches for segmenting a time series, namely the Bayes Factor approach, and the Minimum Message Length (MML) approach. We...
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This paper estimates the long-term trends in the daily maxima of tropospheric ozone at six sites around the state of Texas. The statistical methodology we use controls for the effects of meteorological variables because it is known that variables such as temperature, wind speed and humidity...
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Time series often have patterns that form a basis for comparing them or classifying them into groups. In this paper we present procedures to compare and classify stationary multivariate time series. Simulations studies show that the procedures perform fairly well for reasonably long series.
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