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Latest funding
- $30,858
Economic networks and global financial stability
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $60,225
Identification and Testing Structural Changes at Unknown Locations with Wavelets
NSERC · 2014 · Principal investigator
- $62,000
Statistical tests for serial correlation with wavelets
SSHRC · 2011 · Principal investigator
Economic networks and global financial stability
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Keywords: financial economics; risk management; appled econometrics
Identification and Testing Structural Changes at Unknown Locations with Wavelets
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Statistical tests for serial correlation with wavelets
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Keywords: serial correlation tests; portmanteau tests; wavelets; variance-ratio tests; Durbin Watson tests
Multi-scale jump analysis with wavelets
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Statistical tests for unit roots and cointegration tests with wavelets
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Keywords: financial econometrics; time series econometrics; wavelet methods; nonparametric econometrics
Model Uncertainty, Identification and Selection in Econometrics
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Keywords: econometrics; labour econometrics; financial econometrics; education; macroeconomy; nonparametric methods; bootstrapping
Multifractals, scale invariance and financial risk management
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Time-frequency domain analysis of volatility with wavelet based hidden Markov trees
Principal investigators: Gencay, Ramazan
Keywords: financial econometrics; wavelet methods; hidden Markov trees; hidden Markov chains; foreign exchange volatility; time scales
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