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This paper proposes an adjusted-range based self-normalized tests for changes in correlation coefficient and correlation matrix. Unlike the self-normalization approach proposed by Lobato (2001) and Shao (2010), which relies on the variance of a partial sum process as the self-normalizer, here we...
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This paper proposes an adjusted-range based self-normalized test for change in correlation. Unlike the self-normalization approach proposed by Lobato (2001) and Shao (2010), which relies on the variance of the partial sum process as a self-normalizer, and used by Choi and Shin (2020) to...
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This paper proposes a new self-normalization method to construct confidence intervals for quantities of stationary time series. Unlike the self-normalization approach in Shao (2010) and Lobato (2001), which utilize the variance of a partial as the self-normalizer, we propose the use of its...
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This article considers model averaging in the class of the integer-valued autoregressive (INAR) processes. The INAR process is a class of structural models that can be used to model dependent count data in fields such as medicine, economics, finance and marketing. It specifies the data...
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This paper proposes an adjusted-range based self-normalization method to construct confidence intervals for censored dependent data, which helps to circumvent the long-run variance estimation and tuning parameter selection problems. Simulation studies confirm the validity of this new approach
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We study the mechanism that controls the shape of the bear market through an information diffusion perspective, and establish a frontier of market decline, in terms of a trade-off between amplitude, duration and the rate of information diffusion. Empirical analysis using data from 15 stock...
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Inspired by the increasing evidence of financialization/speculation in commodity pricing, this paper constitutes a first attempt to build an information diffusion-based asset pricing framework for the oil futures market. With gradual information dissemination, slowly decaying uncertainty about...
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