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Extended Modeling, Properties And Application About Semi-parametric Models With Martingale Difference Errors

Posted on:2014-01-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:T YaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2230330395495887Subject:Probability theory and mathematical statistics
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In this thesis, we consider the properties of semi-parametric model with martin-gale difference errors. Because martingale difference sequences are not so strict as i.i.d. sequences, time series with martingale difference errors are possible to apply in broad-er fields. First we briefly introduce some usual time series, including usual parametric models and nonparametric models. Then, we raise the concept of semi-parametric mod-els to extend the application of both parametric models and non-parametric models. The semi-parametric models combine the two models together, and it can be expressed as yi=xiβ+g(ti)+εi. In this thesis, we study the kind of semi-parametric models with martingale difference errors.Firstly, we get both the least squared kernal estimations of parameter β and non-parameter g(-) in our model. Then we consider the r-th mean consistency and empirical likelihood of β and g(·). While proving the validity of semi-parametric mod-els, we consider Ljung-Box Q test, thus we can get the rejection region easily and then strengthen the practicability. Secondly, we use Matlab to generate data and compare dual non-parametric models and semi-parametric models. Then in this Mente Carlo experiment, we can see that semi-parametric models have a much smaller Mean Ab-solute Error(MAE) and fit the data well. At last, we use our model in practice. We choose the GDP data of China from1978to2011to compute, of course, the model fits well.
Keywords/Search Tags:martingale difference errors, semi-parametric model, least squared kernalestimation, r-th mean consistency, empirical likelihood, Ljung-Box Q Test, dual non-parametric model, semi-parametric modeling of GDP
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