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A new algorithm for clustering life course trajectories is presented and tested with large register data. Life courses … clustering result for this kind of data provides interesting subgroups with similar life course trajectories. The high sampling … information. The new algorithm deals with this problem by simultaneously clustering and identifying critical junctures for each of …
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A new algorithm for clustering life course trajectories is presented and tested with large register data. Life courses … clustering result for this kind of data provides interesting subgroups with similar life course trajectories. The high sampling … information. The new algorithm deals with this problem by simultaneously clustering and identifying critical junctures for each of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008901833
A new algorithm for clustering life course trajectories is presented and tested with large register data. Life courses … clustering result for this kind of data provides interesting subgroups with similar life course trajectories. The high sampling … information. The new algorithm deals with this problem by simultaneously clustering and identifying critical junctures for each of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013129988
This paper uses scanner data at the individual customer level, compiled from the loyalty card database of a European retailer, to determine the importance of implicit contracts as a source of price stickiness. Drawing from Customer Relationship Management (CRM), we use segmentation techniques...
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We propose a new test for structural changes in large dimensional factor models via a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) approach. If structural changes occur, the conventional principal component analysis fails to estimate common factors and factor loadings consistently. The estimated residuals...
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We propose a new data-rich environment model of the yield curve, the macroeconomy, monetary policies and effective exchange rates for a panel of 11 countries: the iDREAM. The endogenous variables are observable (short- and long-term interest rates, exchange rates) and latent factors (economic...
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This paper develops a method for forecasting a nonstationary time series, such as GDP, using a set of high-dimensional panel data as predictors. To this end, we use what is known as a factor augmented regression [FAR] model that contains a small number of estimated factors as predictors; the...
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Large economic and financial panels often contain time series that influence the entire cross-section. We name such series granular. In this paper we introduce a panel data model that allows to formalize the notion of granular time series. We then propose a methodology, which is inspired by the...
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In the context of latent factor models that are widely used in economics, a common assumption made is one of factor pervasiveness, which implies that all available predictor or informative variables in a dataset, with the possible exception of a negligible number of them, load significantly on...
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