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In this paper, we develop a fully nonparametric approach for the estimation of the cumulative incidence function with Missing At Random right-censored competing risks data. We obtain results on the pointwise asymptotic normality as well as the uniform convergence rate of the proposed...
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In this paper, we develop a fully nonparametric approach for the estimation of the cumulative incidence function with Missing At Random right-censored competing risks data. We obtain results on the pointwise asymptotic normality as well as the uniform convergence rate of the proposed...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010722794
In this paper we study nonparametric estimation and hypothesis testing procedures for the functional coefficient AR (FAR) models of the form Xt = f1(Xt-d)Xt-1 +…+ fp(Xt-d)Xt-p +εt, first proposed by Chen and Tsay (1993). As a direct generalization of the linear AR model, the FAR model is a...
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Modeling and detecting parameter stability of econometric models is a long standing problem. Most existing estimation and testing methods are designed for models without endogeneity. Little attention has been paid to models with endogeneous regressors, which may arise in many scenarios in...
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This paper gives a selective overview on the functional coefficient models with their particular applications in economics and finance. Functional coefficient models are very useful analytic tools to explore complex dynamic structures and evolutions for functional data in various areas,...
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In this paper we study nonparametric estimation and hypothesis testing procedures for the functional coefficient AR (FAR) models of the form Xt = f1(Xt-d)Xt-1 +…+ fp(Xt-d)Xt-p +εt, first proposed by Chen and Tsay (1993). As a direct generalization of the linear AR model, the FAR model is a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010983743
Many nonparametric smoothing procedures consider independent identically distributed stochastic variables. There are also many important nonparametric smoothing applications where the data is more complicated. Survival data or filtered data, defined as following Aalen’s multiplicative hazard...
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Recently Martins-Filho and Yao (J Multivar Anal 100:309–333, <CitationRef CitationID="CR7">2009</CitationRef>) have proposed a two-step estimator of nonparametric regression function with parametric error covariance and demonstrate that it is more efficient than the usual LLE. In the present paper we demonstrate that MY’s estimator...</citationref>
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We propose a local linear functional coefficient estimator that admits a mix of discrete and contin- uous data for stationary time series. Under weak conditions our estimator is asymptotically normally distributed. A small set of simulation studies is carried out to illustrate the ï¬nite...
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How to sufficiently use the structure information behind the data is still a challenging issue. In this paper, a local linear–additive estimation and its relevant version are proposed to automatically capture the additive information for general multiple nonparametric regressions. Our method...
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