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DSML 2 Language Architecture 2 Multi-Level Modelling 2 Requirements 2 Multi-level-Verfahren 1 Wirtschaftsinformatik 1 computational efficiency 1 dSML estimator 1 multidimensional time series 1 vine copulas 1
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Graue Literatur 1 Non-commercial literature 1 Research Report 1
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German 2 Undetermined 1
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Frank, Ulrich 2 Groshev, Oleg 1
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ICB research report 1 ICB-Research Report 1 Quantile 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 1 EconStor 1 RePEc 1
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The Flexible Multi-Level Modelling and Execution Language (FMMLx). Version 2.0: Analysis of requirements and technical terminology
Frank, Ulrich - 2018
The Flexible Meta Modelling and Execution Language (FMMLx ) is a multi-level language that allows to create executable models. It is implemented in the integrated meta-programming and meta-modelling environment Xmodeler. The Xmodeler is based on XCore, a recursive, reflexive meta-model that...
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The Flexible Multi-Level Modelling and Execution Language (FMMLx) : version 2.0 : analysis of requirements and technical terminology
Frank, Ulrich - 2018
The Flexible Meta Modelling and Execution Language (FMMLx ) is a multi-level language that allows to create executable models. It is implemented in the integrated meta-programming and meta-modelling environment Xmodeler. The Xmodeler is based on XCore, a recursive, reflexive meta-model that...
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Time varying vine copulas for multivariate returns (in Russian)
Groshev, Oleg - In: Quantile (2014) 12, pp. 53-67
the d-Stage Maximum Likelihood (dSML) estimator which is shown to be not only consistent and asymptotically normal, but … also more computationally attractive than the standard ML or Patton's 2SML. Using dSML, we fit vine copulas to returns of a …
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