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We provide existence conditions and analytical expressions of the moments of logarithmic autoregressive conditional duration (Log-ACD) models. We focus on the dispersion index and the autocorrelation function and compare them with those of ACD (Engle and Russell 1998) and SCD models. Using...
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The evaluation of the likelihood function of the stochastic conditional duration (SCD) model requires to compute an integral that has the dimension of the sample size. ML estimation based on the efficient importance sampling (EIS) method is developed for computing this integral and compared with...
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The evaluation of the likelihood function of the stochastic conditional duration model requires to compute an integral that has the dimension of the sample size. We apply the efficient importance sampling method for computing this integral. We compare EIS-based ML estimation with QML estimation...
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Using density forecasts, we compare the predictive performance of dur ation models that have been developed fo modelling intra-day data on stock markets. Our model portfolio encompasses the auto regressive conditional duration (ACD) model, its logarithmic version (Log-ACD), the threshold...
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This paper proposes a class of asymmetric Autoregressive Conditional Duration models, which extends the ACD model of Engle and Russell (1997). The asymmetry consists of letting the duration process depend on the state of the price process in the beginning and at the end of the each duration. If...
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This paper introduces the logarithmic autoregressive conditional duration model (log-ACD model). The logarithmic version allows for more flexibilitythan the ACD model of Engel and Russel (1995), when additional variables are included in the model. We apply the log-ACD model to bid/ask prices...
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