2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.na.2011.06.016
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A semiparametric method for estimating nonlinear autoregressive model with dependent errors

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“…) + σ u t , Farnoosh and Mortazavi [5] introduced a semi-parametric method to estimate autoregression function f . At the first, we illustrate their algorithm and then extend this procedure to our mixture model.…”
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“…) + σ u t , Farnoosh and Mortazavi [5] introduced a semi-parametric method to estimate autoregression function f . At the first, we illustrate their algorithm and then extend this procedure to our mixture model.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…and then extend a semi-parametric method to estimate regression function introduced by Farnoosh and Mortazavi [5] for the single-regime models. These models are applied to the time series in which errors have periodic variations in econometric time series data and financial studies.…”
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“…Farnoosh & Mortazavi () used a similar idea and presented a semiparametric estimation method for a univariate autoregressive model with dependent errors. They considered the first‐order nonlinear autoregressive model yt=ffalse(yt1false)+εt,1emεt=ρεt1+ut,1emfalse|ρfalse|<1,1emt=1,2,,n. …”
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“…Our goal is to estimate the unknown vector function F ( X ). To this end, similarly to Yu, Wang & Shi (), Farnoosh & Mortazavi () and Farnoosh, Hajebi & Samadi () for the univariate case, we assume a parametric framework for the vector autoregression function F ( X ), that is, G ( X , Θ ). However, unlike in Yu, Wang & Shi () and Farnoosh & Mortazavi (), instead of making a crude guess of the true density function F (·), we use a multivariate Taylor series expansion approximation to estimate the parametric function G ( X , Θ ).…”
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