<p>A: undirected. B: directed. Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely black for a value higher than 0.9, blue for a value between 0.75 and 0.9, green for a value between 0.6 and 0.75, red for a value between 0.45 and 0.6 and yellow for a value between 0.3 and 0.45.</p
An instantaneous time series distance is defined through the equal time correlation coefficient. The...
Abstract. Granger causality (GC) is one of the most popular measures to re-veal causality influence ...
Granger causality (GC) is expressed as change in abundance of response variable (in standard deviati...
<p>A: undirected. B: directed. Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
There is a rapidly expanding literature on the application of complex networks in economics that foc...
<p>Weighted Relative influence of countries in G7 sample in Grangers causality based network (HP fil...
<p>Weighted Relative influence of countries in OECD in Grangers causality based network (HP filtered...
<p>Left: Correlated countries - Two countries are connected with a dark grey link if the Pearson coe...
Background: There is a rapidly expanding literature on the application of complex networks in econom...
BACKGROUND: There is a rapidly expanding literature on the application of complex networks in econom...
We map the relationship between products in global trade and the products a country exports as a net...
An instantaneous time series distance is defined through the equal time correlation coefficient. The...
Abstract. Granger causality (GC) is one of the most popular measures to re-veal causality influence ...
Granger causality (GC) is expressed as change in abundance of response variable (in standard deviati...
<p>A: undirected. B: directed. Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
<p>Note: colours corresponds to the weights according to the strength of the correlation, namely bla...
There is a rapidly expanding literature on the application of complex networks in economics that foc...
<p>Weighted Relative influence of countries in G7 sample in Grangers causality based network (HP fil...
<p>Weighted Relative influence of countries in OECD in Grangers causality based network (HP filtered...
<p>Left: Correlated countries - Two countries are connected with a dark grey link if the Pearson coe...
Background: There is a rapidly expanding literature on the application of complex networks in econom...
BACKGROUND: There is a rapidly expanding literature on the application of complex networks in econom...
We map the relationship between products in global trade and the products a country exports as a net...
An instantaneous time series distance is defined through the equal time correlation coefficient. The...
Abstract. Granger causality (GC) is one of the most popular measures to re-veal causality influence ...
Granger causality (GC) is expressed as change in abundance of response variable (in standard deviati...
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