It is well known that generalized-M (GM) estimators for linear models are consistent and lead to a small loss of efficiency with respect to least squares (LS) estimator. When they are extended to threshold models the consistency of GM estimators is guaranteed only under certain objective functions. In this paper we explore, in a simulation experiment, the loss of consistency of GM-SETAR estimator under different objective functions, time-series length, parameter combinations and type of contaminations. Finally the best robust estimator is applied to study the dynamic of electricity prices where regime switching and high spikes are widely observed features.

Robust estimation of regime switching models / Grossi, L.; Nan, F.. - 50:(2015), pp. 125-135. [10.1007/978-3-319-17377-1_14]

Robust estimation of regime switching models

Grossi L.;
2015-01-01

Abstract

It is well known that generalized-M (GM) estimators for linear models are consistent and lead to a small loss of efficiency with respect to least squares (LS) estimator. When they are extended to threshold models the consistency of GM estimators is guaranteed only under certain objective functions. In this paper we explore, in a simulation experiment, the loss of consistency of GM-SETAR estimator under different objective functions, time-series length, parameter combinations and type of contaminations. Finally the best robust estimator is applied to study the dynamic of electricity prices where regime switching and high spikes are widely observed features.
2015
9783319173764
9783319173771
Robust estimation of regime switching models / Grossi, L.; Nan, F.. - 50:(2015), pp. 125-135. [10.1007/978-3-319-17377-1_14]
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