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We characterize the robustness of subsampling procedures by deriving a formula for the breakdown point of subsampling quantiles. This breakdown point can be very low for moderate subsampling block sizes, which implies the fragility of subsampling procedures, even when they are applied to robust...
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We characterize the robustness of subsampling procedures by deriving a general formula for the breakdown point of subsampling quantiles. This breakdown point can be very low for moderate subsampling block sizes, which implies the fragility of subsampling procedures, even if they are applied to...
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A large literature studies the predictability of stock returns by other lagged nancialvariables in a predictive regression setting. A common feature of widely used testingprocedures is a failing robustness, which may lead to misleading conclusions determinedby the particular features of a small...
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We study the robustness of block resampling procedures for time series. We first derive a set of formulas to quantify their quantile breakdown point. For the block bootstrap and the sub- sampling, we find a very low quantile breakdown point. A similar robustness problem arises in relation to...
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We study the robustness of block resampling procedures for time series. We first derive a setof formulas to quantify their quantile breakdown point. For the block bootstrap and the sub-sampling, we find a very low quantile breakdown point. A similar robustness problem arisesin relation to...
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