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Extensions to Extended Tight‐Binding Methods for Transition‐Metal Containing Systems
We present a new GFN2‐xTB implementation with a geometric direct minimization scheme and a Hubbard‐U correction. We demonstrate that the Hubbard correction improves linearity of the elctronic energy, stabilizes SCF convergence, and enables more accurate spin‐gap predictions in narrow application domains such as specific iron‐containing complexes ...
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Climate variability, population growth, and globalization impacting food security in Pakistan. [PDF]
Abbas S +11 more
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Two forecasting model selection methods based on time series image feature augmentation. [PDF]
Jiang W, Wang Q, Li H.
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Heteroscedasticity effects as component to future stock market predictions using RNN-based models. [PDF]
Sadon AN, Ismail S, Khamis A, Tariq MU.
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Hybrid Fourier asymmetric-garch estimation of value at risk and expected shortfall: Empirical evidence from crude oil prices. [PDF]
Doabil L, Nasiru S, Iddrisu MM.
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Multiscale neural dynamics in sleep transition volatility across age scales: a multimodal EEG-EMG-EOG analysis of temazepam effects. [PDF]
Sirpal P, Sikora WA, Refai HH.
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ON MIXTURE MEMORY GARCH MODELS
Journal of Time Series Analysis, 2013We propose a new volatility model, which is called the mixture memory generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (MM‐GARCH) model. The MM‐GARCH model has two mixture components, of which one is a short‐memory GARCH and the other is the long‐memory fractionally integrated GARCH.
Li, M, Li, WK, Li, G
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Varying Coefficient GARCH Models
2009This paper offers a new method for estimation and forecasting of the volatility of financial time series when the stationarity assumption is violated. We consider varying–coefficient parametric models, such as ARCH and GARCH, whose coefficients may arbitrarily vary with time.
Cizek, P., Spokoiny, V.
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