This paper employs concepts from information theory in factor models. We show that in the exact factor model the whole distribution of eigenvalues of the covariance matrix contributes to the information and not only the largest ones. In addition, we derive the condition that the first q say eigenvalues diverge whereas the rest remain bounded in the static model rather than having to assume it. Finally, we calculate information in static and dynamic factor models, which can be used to find the dimensions of the factor space. We illustrate the concepts with simulation experiments.
Introduction The problem of estimating the dimensionality of a model occurs in various forms in app...
Abstract. Balian’s program of assigning a probability distribution to a random matrix is exploited t...
This article proposes a solution to one of the issues in the rapidly growing literature on dynamic f...
This paper employs concepts from information theory in factor models. We show that in the exact fact...
AbstractThis paper employs concepts from information theory for choosing the dimension of a data set...
This paper employs concepts from information theory for choosing the dimension of a data set. We pro...
In prediction error identification, the information matrix plays a central role. Specifically, when ...
In prediction error identification, the information matrix plays a central role. Specifically, when ...
This chapter focuses on the empirical ad hoc approach and presents three reference models that are w...
In this paper, we derive identification results for the number of factors and lags in high dimension...
This article develops an information criterion for determining the number q of common shocks in the ...
Factor models are a very efficient way to describe high-dimensional vectors of data in terms of a sm...
Abstract—In prediction error identification, the information matrix plays a central role. Specifical...
Recent dynamic factor models have been almost exclusively developed under the assumption that the co...
We show how the introduction of the power divergence family proposed by Cressie and Read (1984) perm...
Introduction The problem of estimating the dimensionality of a model occurs in various forms in app...
Abstract. Balian’s program of assigning a probability distribution to a random matrix is exploited t...
This article proposes a solution to one of the issues in the rapidly growing literature on dynamic f...
This paper employs concepts from information theory in factor models. We show that in the exact fact...
AbstractThis paper employs concepts from information theory for choosing the dimension of a data set...
This paper employs concepts from information theory for choosing the dimension of a data set. We pro...
In prediction error identification, the information matrix plays a central role. Specifically, when ...
In prediction error identification, the information matrix plays a central role. Specifically, when ...
This chapter focuses on the empirical ad hoc approach and presents three reference models that are w...
In this paper, we derive identification results for the number of factors and lags in high dimension...
This article develops an information criterion for determining the number q of common shocks in the ...
Factor models are a very efficient way to describe high-dimensional vectors of data in terms of a sm...
Abstract—In prediction error identification, the information matrix plays a central role. Specifical...
Recent dynamic factor models have been almost exclusively developed under the assumption that the co...
We show how the introduction of the power divergence family proposed by Cressie and Read (1984) perm...
Introduction The problem of estimating the dimensionality of a model occurs in various forms in app...
Abstract. Balian’s program of assigning a probability distribution to a random matrix is exploited t...
This article proposes a solution to one of the issues in the rapidly growing literature on dynamic f...