Robust estimates for GARCH models

In this paper we present two robust estimates for GARCH models. The first is defined by the minimization of a conveniently modified likelihood and the second is similarly defined, but includes an additional mechanism for restricting the propagation of the effect of one outlier on the next estimated...

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Autor principal: Muler, N.
Otros Autores: Yohai, V.J
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