Several classical time series models can be written as a regression model of the form Y t = m(X t ) + σ(X t )ε t , where (X t ,Y t ), t = 0,±1,±2,..., is a bivariate strictly stationary process. Some of those models, such as ARCH or GARCH models, share the property of proportionality of the regression function, m, and the scale function, σ. In this article, we present a procedure to test for this feature in a nonparametric context, which is a preliminary step to identify certain time series models. The test is based on the difference between two nonparametric estimators of the distribution of the regression error. Asymptotic results are proved and some simulations are shown in the paper in order to illustrate the finite ...
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In this article, we propose a new joint portmanteau test for checking the specification of parametri...
Several diagnostic tests for the lack of fit time series models have been introduced using parametri...
Consider the nonparametric regression model Y = m(X) + ε, where the function m is smooth, but unknow...
Several classical time series models can be written as a regression model of the form Yt = m(Xt ) + ...
Several classical time series models can be written as a regression model between the components of ...
This paper proposes several tests of restricted specification in nonparametric instrumental regressi...
This paper considers two classes of semiparametric nonlinear regression models, in which nonlinear c...
AbstractWe propose a natural test of fit of a parametric regression model. The test is based on a co...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the estimation of the error distribution in a heteroscedastic nonp...
International audienceWe introduce a goodness-of-fit test for statistical models about the condition...
In the common nonparametric regression model Y_i=m(X_i)+sigma(X_i)epsilon_i we consider the problem ...
This article proposes a class of goodness-of-fit tests for the autocorrelation function of a time se...
Consider a semiparametric transformation model of the form Λθ(Y ) = m(X)+ε, where Y is a univariate ...
In the common nonparametric regression model the problem of testing for a specific para- metric for...
This article proposes a new general methodology for constructing nonparametric and semiparametric As...
In this article, we propose a new joint portmanteau test for checking the specification of parametri...
Several diagnostic tests for the lack of fit time series models have been introduced using parametri...
Consider the nonparametric regression model Y = m(X) + ε, where the function m is smooth, but unknow...