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successfully adopted to credibility theory in the actuarial literature. The objective of this work is to develop robust and …
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This paper formulates dynamic density functions, based upon skewed-t and similar representations, to model and forecast electricity price spreads between different hours of the day. This supports an optimal day ahead storage and discharge schedule, and thereby facilitates a bidding strategy for...
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smooth concave objective functions, and develop a theory for data-driven calibration of the non-negative “robustness …
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In this paper, we study the out-of-sample properties of robust empirical optimization and develop a theory for data …
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To create their rankings, university-ranking agencies usually combine multiple performance measures into a composite index. However, both rankings and index scores are sensitive to the weights assigned to performance measures. This paper uses a stochastic dominance efficiency methodology to...
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inferential procedures. We develop theory for large sample inference based on the strong approximation of a sequence of series or …
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bounds as a by-product of our inferential procedures. We develop theory for large sample inference based on the strong …
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We study the asymptotic distribution of Tikhonov Regularized estimation of quantile structural effects implied by a nonseparable model. The nonparametric instrumental variable estimator is based on a minimum distance principle. We show that the minimum distance problem without regularization is...
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This article presents EVM (Expectation-Variance-Maximization) — an alternative algorithm to the EM algorithm that can reduce training times dramatically. The new approach belongs to the class of general Newton algorithms and is applicable in most situations where the EM algorithm is currently...
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