... βs), and smooth functions of timeand weather variables to adjust for the time- varying confounders In the last 10 years, many advances have been made in the statistical modelling of timeseries ... of σ and σξ to reflect the estimated standard errors of the observed log-mortality timeseriesand P M10 levels in Pittsburgh 1987-1988 with respect to smooth functions of time with m1 = 10 and ... Statistical Society Series B , 50, 413–436 Stieb, D., Judek, S., and Burnett, R (2002) “Meta-analysis of time- series studies of air pollution and mortality: effects of gases and particles and the influence...
... t/, j=1 Air Pollution and Mortality 185 where the Bj and Hj are known basis functions and m1 and m2 are the degrees of freedom for f and g respectively The functions q and r also have natural ... developed a framework for quantifying and characterizing model uncertainty in multicity timeseries studies of air pollution and mortality The complexity of the timeseries data requires the application ... 241–258 Brockwell, P J and Davis, R A (2002) Introduction to TimeSeriesand Forecasting, 2nd edn New York: Springer Buja, A., Hastie, T and Tibshirani, R (1989) Linear smoothers and additive models...
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... 5-s, and HSand resultant (c) and elderly subjects for Differences in HS between control and elderly subjects for 2.5-s, 5-s, and 10-s window lengths anteroposterior (a), mediolateral (b), and ... results of Collins and colleagues were due to the manner in which the biological timeseries was mapped as a stochastic process, and the resulting estimations of H The method of Collins and De Luca ... indicates that the series is fBm; if α is less than 1, the series is fGn In the present study, α obtained from DFA was greater than for all subjects, thus all timeseries are fBm and the R/S method...
... TIMES SERIES The AIC and BIC statistics are defined as The exploitation of timeseries properties has been extensively used in signal modeling and parameter estimation For example, ARMA timeseries ... received additive noise and interference in time, nP (k) is the interference part, nG (k) is the additive Gaussian noise part, and k stands for the snapshot index Due to natural and manmade sources ... properties of additive noise such as time- varying variance and heavy-tail PDF is more attractive Under the above assumptions and important features of the GARCH timeseries model, we use this model...
... firm random effects, and firm fixed effects models The random and fixed effects approaches address omitted variable bias arising from unobserved heterogeneity that is firm-specific and time- invariant ... (Black, 2001 on Russia; Black, Jang and Kim, 2006 on Korea; Gompers, Ishii and Metrick, 2003 on the U.S.) and multicountry studies (Durnev and Kim, 2005; Klapper and Love, 2004) However, most prior ... offering time- series evidence from Russia for 1999-2004 We find an economically important and statistically strong correlation between governance and market value in OLS with firm clusters and in...
... on timeseries data in the period 1997 to 2008 to give some recommendations to improve and adjust fishery export policies in particular and trade policies in general Through these adjusted and ... produced the exporting goods and the traditional part produced the importing goods, trade would undoubtedly expand the market and demand of products in capitalist part and reduce the wages of labor ... its thousands-year culture and birthplace of philosophy, is famous tourist hotspots include the capital Athens, the northern Chalkidiki peninsula, the Ionian island of Corfu and the island resorts...
... “S = 6” and “S = 12” refer to the cases with fewer and more interval candidates “sparse” and “intensive” refer to a sparse set with interval candidates and an intensive set with 12 candidates ... generalized model can be applied to multiple timeseries for effective modeling and real -time applications in macroeconomics and finance In contrast with TVAR and time- varying VAR modeling, LVAR is built ... data seriesand expand the parameter space to a very high dimension For such high-dimensional timeseries modeling, the challenges of high dimensionality in space and non-stationary dynamics in time...
... Global models in chaotic timeseries prediction A chaotic noise-free Lorenz time series, a Lorenz series contaminated with some known noise levels, and two river flow timeseries were analyzed for ... NEURAL NETWORK AND SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES 43 3.1 INTRODUCTION 43 3.2 DATA USED 44 3.2.1 Lorenz timeseries 44 3.2.2 Mississippi river flow timeseries 45 3.2.3 Wabash river flow timeseries 46 ANALYSIS: ... river flow timeseries in the analysis However, all the techniques and the methodologies are first tested and applied to a known noise-free chaotic Lorenz seriesand then to the same series contaminated...
... common features in most economic and financial time series, which means, mathematically, their first and second moments are not independent of time With nonstationary time series, statistical inference ... assets and recent developments on analyzing and modeling of financial timeseries Chapter describes a direct and quantitative measure of volatility clustering which is used to analyze real FTS and ... derivatives For a timeseries approach, the books of Hamilton [81], of Box et al [21], and of Taylor [158] provide intensive and comprehensive treatment of modeling financial timeseries 17 18 Financial...
... streaming timeseries The second contribution of this thesis is the application of MP_C method to the three important timeseries data mining tasks: clustering, motif detection andtimeseries prediction ... algorithm and experiments show that the proposed method performs better than artificial neural network model in terms of prediction accuracy and computation time, especially for seasonal and trend time ... for finding approximate motif in timeseries data: (1) the algorithm that uses R*-tree combined with the idea of early abandoning in Euclidean distance computation and (2) the algorithm using MP_C...
... of TimeSeries 1.2 Objectives of TimeSeries Analysis 1.3 Some Simple TimeSeries Models 1.3.1 Some Zero-Mean Models 1.3.2 Models with Trend and Seasonality 1.3.3 A General Approach to TimeSeries ... 1.6 Examples of TimeSeries Objectives of TimeSeries Analysis Some Simple TimeSeries Models Stationary Models and the Autocorrelation Function Estimation and Elimination of Trend and Seasonal ... working knowledge of timeseriesand forecasting methods as applied in economics, engineering and the natural and social sciences Unlike our earlier book, Time Series: Theory and Methods, referred...
... rationalizations for time- series to be a subject of its own, divorced from economics Atheoretical forecasts of timeseries are often useful One can simply construct ARMA or VAR models of timeseriesand crank ... parameters of the time- series model The first set of models we study are linear ARMA models As you will see, these allow a convenient and flexible way of studying time series, and capturing the ... operator moves the index back one time unit, i.e Lxt = xt−1 11 More formally, L is an operator that takes one whole timeseries {xt } and produces another; the second timeseries is the same as the first,...