(although it is
for multivariate problems and so is inefficient for univariariate garch.)
Dave
Daan Taks wrote:
> I have a question about my residuals. When testing for autocorrelation
> I come to the conclusion that the models (garch, Egarch, GJR a.k.a.
> Tarch) remove the correlation
Hi,
Well the survey is for a project looking into ways the Internet can
enhance learning.
The first part of the survey asks pertinent questions about their
current study/learning environment, such as "I have trouble finding
library books at the right time" and "I see lectures as a major source
o
Hi there,
I have recently done a 5-point likert-style survey (with 34 questions)
and got about 45 responses.
I am not great at statistics, and have not studied it since high
school!
Can someone please give me some advice on how to analyse the data?
I am not looking to do a full-on smart-ass a
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http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/R/CRAN/
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> Any input will be appreciated.
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> GW
>
> For info on multiple time series
see http://www.autobox.com/teach.html
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Cyril Goutte wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a little worry with the way Splus calculates the two-sample
> Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistics.
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brian E. Smith) wrote:
> I will be teaching Time Series and Forecasting (an MBA course) in the
Fall.
> I am looking for an inexpensive software package that is good for
> forecasting. Last year I used Minitab 12 and found it easy-to-use and
>
We have some material on the subject you raise.
http://www.autobox.com/outlier.html
as it deals with exploratory data analysis ( hypothesis generation )
also
please see
http://www.autobox.com/whatis.html
If they are useful to you, please let me and the group know.
regards
Dave Reilly
the model but the parameters ( in this case it is a
mixed bag empirical coefficients and form for the ARIMA component
and a user specification for the Causal component.
regards
Dave Reilly
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P.S. If you would like we would be more than happy to demonstrate this
AUTOBOX can
detect the presence of an intervention effect via residual
diagnostic checking ( http://www.autobox.com/t2b2.html and
http://www.autobox.com/t2b3.html and http://www.autobox.com/t2b4.html )
In my opinion you might be better served by visiting time series sites
subject ...particularly
Tsay, R.S. (1986). "Time Series Model Specification in the Presence of
Outliers," Journal of the American Statistical Society, Vol. 81, pp.
132-141.
Wei, W. (1989). Time Series Analysis Univariate and Multivariate
Methods.
Redwood City: Addison Wesley.
Hope thi
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>> Quite frankly Robert the details are proprietary. I suppose I could have
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list. Not being
a statistician by trade, the little hints I have received should provide a
good starting point at the library. Thanks again
-dnult
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s and Splus. The comments of some
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