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Today, most of the data in business applications is stored in relational database systems or in data warehouses built on top of relational database systems. Often, for more data is available than can be processed by standard learning algorithms in reasonable time. This paper presents an...
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In this paper we consider the asymptotic distribution of S -estimators in the nonlinear regression model with long-memory error terms. S - estimators are robust estimates with a high breakdown point and good asymptotic properties in the i.i.d case. They are constructed for linear regression. In...
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During the past thirty years, there has been considerable concern about combination of forecasts. Many of the articles and books dedicated to this specific area explain and demonstrate that combining multiple individual forecasts can improve forecast accuracy. The improvement in accuracy mainly...
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In this paper, control variates are proposed to speed up Monte Carlo Simulations to estimate expected error rates in multivariate classification.
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Linear combination of two statistics is considered when some prior knowledge about their expectation and complete knowledge about their joint dispersion is available. The considered setup is more general than those already known in the literature, in the sense that the expectation of one of the...
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Creative destruction due to new technologies causes both long-run growth and short-run business fluctuations. The creative part of new technologies pushes the economy on a higher productivity level while the destructive part implies partial obsolescence of old production units. Obsolescence due...
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In statistical practice multicollinearity of predictor variables is rather the rule than the exception and appropriate models are needed to avoid instability of predictions. Feature extraction methods reflect the idea that latent variables not measurable directly are underlying the original...
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We argue against the view that it is mostly the peaks of the empirical densities of stock returns (and of other risky returns as well) that set such data aside from ‘normal’ variables. We show that peaks depend on sample size and on the way returns are standardized, and that for given data...
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