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GARCH volatilities depend on the unconditional variance, which is a non-linear function of the parameters. Consequently, they can have larger biases than estimated parameters. Using robust methods to estimate both parameters and volatilities is shown to outperform Maximum Likelihood procedures.
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This paper proposes an extension of the standard one-way error components model allowing for heteroscedasticity in both …
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This paper considers a sequence of misspecification tests for a flexible nonlinear time series model. The model is a generalization of both the Smooth Transition AutoRegressive (STAR) and the AutoRegressive Artificial Artificial Neural Network (AR-ANN) models. The tests are Lagrange multiplier...
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heteroscedasticity for daily returns are studied. Volatility of monthly relative changes computed as a product of daily changes is …
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The problem of determining the nature of growth in the short time series (an alternative choice between linear and exponential trend). We propose a simple criterion for selection. The result can be used, including in medicine, in particular, the interpretation of dynamics in the tumor marker
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autocorrelation, especially in the context of time-series models, has received little attention. As a rule of thumb, one might attempt … autocorrelation in quantile regression models, which does not suffer from size distortion. Monte Carlo simulations demonstrate that …
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in both time-series and panel datasets. However, how to test for possible autocorrelation, especially in the context of … quantiles. We then propose two correct tests (named the F-test and the QR-LM test) for autocorrelation in quantile models, which …
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model with autocorrelation and a simple variance components model. Several well-known time series models like unit root and …
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positive real unit roots depending on the structure of the autocorrelation function and furthermore, can be used as a tool in …
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