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Paper shows that, under assumption that the single forecasts which enter the combination are unbiased, imposing some constraints on coordinates of <em>M </em>-estimator (of corresponding regression coefficients) leads to a gain in the asymptotic variance of one-step forward prediction evaluated by means...
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This article considers a wide class of censoring problems and presents a construction rule for an objective function. This objective function generalises the orginary likelihood as well as particular "likelihoods" used for estimation in several censoring models. Under regularity conditions the...
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This paper studies an alternative bias correction for the M-estimator, which is obtained by correcting the moment equation in the spirit of Firth (1993). In particular, this paper compares the stochastic expansions of the analytically bias-corrected estimator and the alternative estimator and...
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Most dimension reduction methods based on nonparametric smoothing are highly sensitive to outliers and to data coming from heavy-tailed distributions. We show that the recently proposed methods by Xia et al. (2002) can be made robust in such a way that preserves all advantages of the original...
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In this paper, we study M-estimation for the partially linear model under monotonic constraints. We use monotone B-splines to approximate the monotone nonparametric function. We show the large sample properties of the resulting estimators. The proposed estimator of parameter part is root-n...
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This paper studies robust inference in unit root and cointegration models. The analysis covers a range of important inference problems including testing stationarity against unit roots, testing for structure change in nonstationary regressions, and testing for cointegration. We analyze these...
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