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Partially adaptive estimation of nonlinear models via a normal mixture

R. F. Phillips Department of Economics, George Washington University, Washington, 20052, D.C.
Pages 141-167 | Published online: 21 Mar 2007

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Thanasis Stengos & Ximing Wu. (2009) Information-Theoretic Distribution Test with Application to Normality. Econometric Reviews 29:3, pages 307-329.
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Eunhee Kim & Sangyeol Lee. (2002) ON THE CAUSALITY TEST IN TIME SERIES MODELS WITH HEAVY-TAILED DISTRIBUTION. Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation 31:2, pages 313-327.
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Robert F. Phillips. (2002) Partially adaptive estimation of autoregressive processes via a normal mixture. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 105:2, pages 313-326.
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