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We consider nonparametric estimation of the conditional qth quantile for stationary time series. We deal with stationary time series with strong time dependence and heavy tails under the setting of random design. We estimate the conditional qth quantile by local linear regression and investigate...
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We deal with nonparametric estimation in a nonlinear cointegration model whose regressor and dependent variable can be contemporaneously correlated. The asymptotic properties of the Nadaraya-Watson estimator are already examined in the literature. In this paper, we consider nonparametric least...
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We consider estimation of the linear component of a partial linear model when errors and regressors have long-range dependence. Assuming that errors and the stochastic component of regressors are linear processes with i.i.d. innovations, we closely examine the asymptotic properties of the OLS...
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We consider nonparametric estimation of conditional medians for time series data. The time series data are generated from two mutually independent linear processes. The linear processes may show long-range dependence.The estimator of the conditional medians is based on minimizing the locally...
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We consider nonparametric estimation of marginal density functions of linear processes by using kernel density estimators. We assume that the innovation processes are i.i.d. and have infinite-variance. We present the asymptotic distributions of the kernel density estimators with the order of...
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We derive noncentral limit theorems for the partial sum processes of K(Xi)‐E{K(Xi)}, where K(x) is a bounded function and {Xi } is a linear process. We assume the innovations of {Xi } are independent and identically distributed and that the distribution of the innovations is an α-stable law...
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