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We compute first and second-order sensitivities of functions simulated by rejection techniques. The methodology is to perform a measure change on every acceptance test, so that the pathwise discontinuities resulting from the rejection decisions are removed. The change of measure is chosen to be...
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Prudential regulations require financial institutions to hold initial capital so that the possibility of ruin is very low. An important practical problem is to estimate the regulatory capital so the ruin probability is at the regulatory level, typically less than 0.1% over a finite-time horizon....
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Vector autoregressions combined with Minnesota-type priors are widely used for macroeconomic forecasting. The fact that strong but sensible priors can substantially improve forecast performance implies VAR forecasts are sensitive to prior hyperparameters. But the nature of this sensitivity is...
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Vector autoregressions combined with Minnesota-type priors are widely used formacroeconomic forecasting. The fact that strong but sensible priors can substantially improve forecast performance implies VAR forecasts are sensitive to prior hyperparameters. But the nature of this sensitivity is...
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Bayesian inference relies heavily on numerical Markov chain Monte carlo (MCMC) methods for the estimation of the typically intractable high-dimensional posterior distributions and requires specific inputs. In this paper we introduce a new general and efficient numerical approach to address...
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