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We extend to score, Wald and difference test statistics the scaled and adjusted corrections to goodness-of-fit test statistics developed in Satorra and Bentler (1988a,b). The theory is framed in the general context of multisample analysis of moment structures, under general conditions on the...
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The finite sample properties of three semiparametric estimators, several versions of the modified rescaled range, MRR, and three versions of the GHURST estimators are investigated. Their power and size for testing for long memory under short-run effects, joint short and long-run effects,...
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This paper compares the finite sample performance of three non-parametric threshold estimators via the Monte Carlo method. Our results indicate that the finite sample performance of the three estimators is not robust to the position of the threshold level along the distribution of the threshold...
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This paper investigates the finite sample performance of a comprehensive set of semi- and nonparametric estimators for treatment and policy evaluation. In contrast to previous simulation studies which mostly considered semiparametric approaches relying on parametric propensity score estimation,...
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In this paper, we propose a novel entropy-based resampling scheme valid for non-stationary data. In particular, we identify the reason for the failure of the original entropy-based algorithm of Vinod and Lopez-de Lacalle (2009) to be the perfect rank correlation between the actual and...
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This paper discusses a bootstrap-based test that checks if finite moments exist and indicates cases of possible misapplication. It notes, in fact, that a procedure for finding the smallest power to which a sample needs to be raised, such that the test rejects a hypothesis that the corresponding...
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