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This paper considers a nonparametric time series regression model with a nonstationary regressor. We construct a nonparametric test for whether the regression is of a known parametric form indexed by a vector of unknown parameters. We establish the asymptotic distribution of the proposed test...
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This paper establishes a general moment inequality for spatial processes satisfying the [alpha]-mixing condition [cf., Tran, 1990. Kernel density estimation on random fields. J. Multivariate Analy. 34, 37-53]. Such a general moment inequality is a nontrivial extension of the corresponding result...
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We propose to approximate the conditional expectation of a spatial random variable given its nearest-neighbour observations by an additive function. The setting is meaningful in practice and requires no unilateral ordering. It is capable of catching nonlinear features in spatial data and...
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We have established the asymptotic theory for the estimation of adaptive varying-coe�cient linear models. More speci�cally we have shown that the estimator for the global index parameter is root-n consistent without imposing, as a prerequisite, that the estimator is within n
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We propose an adaptive varying-coefficient spatiotemporal model for data that are observed irregularly over space and regularly in time. The model is capable of catching possible non-linearity (both in space and in time) and non-stationarity (in space) by allowing the auto-regressive...
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For spatio-temporal regression models with observations taken regularly in time but irregularly over space, we investigate the effect of spatial smoothing on the reduction of variance in estimating both parametric and nonparametric regression functions. The processes concerned are stationary in...
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Having concluded that thus far the question about the most appropriate type of nonlinear ACD model has not been satisfactorily answered, we intend to develop a novel ACD modelling methodology based on an iterative estimation algorithm and a semiparametric autoregressive process that not only...
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This study applies the nonparametric estimation procedure to the diffusion process modeling the dynamics of short-term interest rates. This approach allows us to operate in continuous time, estimating the continuous-time model, despite the use of discrete data. Three methods are proposed. We...
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