Search Results - subject:"Edge effect"

On a different way of understanding the edge-effect for the inference of ARMA-type processes (in z d )

Dimitriou-Fakalou, Chrysoula - In: Journal of time series econometrics 14 (2022) 1, pp. 25-50

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The observed asymptotic variance : hard edges, and a regression approach

Mykland, Per A.; Zhang, Lan - In: Journal of econometrics 222 (2021) 1,2, pp. 411-428

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Edge effect of streets in old residential areas in Chengdu, China

Zhong, Lingyan; Tan, Ming - In: Open House International 45 (2020) 3, pp. 313-326

zone. The mechanisms of their edge effect improve the comprehensive quality of the urban space, stimulate a value … edge effect can help us identify problems more accurately, enable streets to become suitable as public spaces, safeguard …

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Close to the edge : high productivity at plot peripheries and the inverse size-productivity relationship

Bevis, Leah; Barrett, Christopher B. - In: Journal of development economics 143 (2020)

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Does Neighborhood Matter? A Micro-level Spatial Analysis of the Entry and Exit of Organic Farming Program in Southern Sweden

Liu, Xiangping; Smith, Henrik; Stjernman, Martin; … - Agricultural and Applied Economics Association - AAEA - 2014

We investigate farmers’ decision to engage in organic production. Our objective is to identify the key factors that promote or hinder the update of organic farming. In particular, we focus on neighborhood factors and the spatial allocation of organic land parcels. A rich spatial panel data of...

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A Method for Gauging Landscape Change as a Prelude to Urban Watershed Regeneration: The Case of the Carioca River, Rio de Janeiro

Schlee, Mônica Bahia; Tamminga, Kenneth R.; Tangari, … - In: Sustainability 4 (2012) 9, pp. 2054-2098

Natural systems undergo processes, flows, and rhythms that differ from those of urban sociocultural systems. While the former takes place over eras or many generations, the latter may occur within years or even months. Natural systems change includes no principle of intentional progress or...

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Assessment of uncertainty in high frequency data : the observed asymptotic variance

Mykland, Per A.; Zhang, Lan - In: Econometrica : journal of the Econometric Society, an … 85 (2017) 1, pp. 197-231

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Gaussian maximum likelihood estimation for ARMA models II: spatial processes

Yao, Qiwei; Brockwell, Peter J - London School of Economics (LSE) - 2006

modification to confine the edge effect, it is also asymptotically distribution-free in the sense that the limit distribution is …

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Nonparametric spectrum estimation for spatial data

Robinson, Peter M. - London School of Economics (LSE) - 2006

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Nonparametric Spectrum Estimation for SpatialData

Robinson, Peter M - Suntory and Toyota International Centres for Economics … - 2006

-dimensional lattice.The implications for edge effect bias of the choice of kernel andbandwidth are considered. Under some circumstances … the bias canbe dominated by the edge effect. We show that this problem can bemitigated by tapering. Some extensions and … estimates are considered for stationary data observed on a d-dimensional lattice. The implications for edge effect bias of the …

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