The double-threshold autoregressive conditional heteroscedastic(DTARCH) model is a useful tool to measure and forecast the mean and volatility of an asset return in a financial time series. The DTARCH model can handle...The double-threshold autoregressive conditional heteroscedastic(DTARCH) model is a useful tool to measure and forecast the mean and volatility of an asset return in a financial time series. The DTARCH model can handle situations wherein the conditional mean and conditional variance specifications are piecewise linear based on previous information. In practical applications, it is important to check whether the model has a double threshold for the conditional mean and conditional heteroscedastic variance. In this study, we develop a likelihood ratio test based on the estimated residual error for the hypothesis testing of DTARCH models. We first investigate DTARCH models with restrictions on parameters and propose the unrestricted and restricted weighted composite quantile regression(WCQR) estimation for the model parameters. These estimators can be used to construct the likelihood ratio-type test statistic. We establish the asymptotic results of the WCQR estimators and asymptotic distribution of the proposed test statistics. The finite sample performance of the proposed WCQR estimation and the test statistic is shown to be acceptable and promising using simulation studies. We use two real datasets derived from the Shanghai and Shenzhen Composite Indexes to illustrate the methodology.展开更多
Empirical estimates of power and Type I error can be misleading if a statistical test does not perform at the stated rejection level under the null hypothesis. We employed the permutation test to control the empirical...Empirical estimates of power and Type I error can be misleading if a statistical test does not perform at the stated rejection level under the null hypothesis. We employed the permutation test to control the empirical type I errors for zero-inflated exponential distributions. The simulation results indicated that the permutation test can be used effectively to control the type I errors near the nominal level even the sample sizes are small based on four statistical tests. Our results attest to the permutation test being a valuable adjunct to the current statistical methods for comparing distributions with underlying zero-inflated data structures.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.71601123)MOE(Ministry of Education in China)Project of Humanities and Social Sciences(Grant No.15YJC910004)+3 种基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11471277)the Research Grant Council of the Hong Kong Special Administration Region(Grant No.GRF14305014)supported by the State Key Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.71331006)the Major Research Plan of National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.91546202)
文摘The double-threshold autoregressive conditional heteroscedastic(DTARCH) model is a useful tool to measure and forecast the mean and volatility of an asset return in a financial time series. The DTARCH model can handle situations wherein the conditional mean and conditional variance specifications are piecewise linear based on previous information. In practical applications, it is important to check whether the model has a double threshold for the conditional mean and conditional heteroscedastic variance. In this study, we develop a likelihood ratio test based on the estimated residual error for the hypothesis testing of DTARCH models. We first investigate DTARCH models with restrictions on parameters and propose the unrestricted and restricted weighted composite quantile regression(WCQR) estimation for the model parameters. These estimators can be used to construct the likelihood ratio-type test statistic. We establish the asymptotic results of the WCQR estimators and asymptotic distribution of the proposed test statistics. The finite sample performance of the proposed WCQR estimation and the test statistic is shown to be acceptable and promising using simulation studies. We use two real datasets derived from the Shanghai and Shenzhen Composite Indexes to illustrate the methodology.
文摘Empirical estimates of power and Type I error can be misleading if a statistical test does not perform at the stated rejection level under the null hypothesis. We employed the permutation test to control the empirical type I errors for zero-inflated exponential distributions. The simulation results indicated that the permutation test can be used effectively to control the type I errors near the nominal level even the sample sizes are small based on four statistical tests. Our results attest to the permutation test being a valuable adjunct to the current statistical methods for comparing distributions with underlying zero-inflated data structures.
