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A comparison between the Linear Regression Model with autocorrelated errors and the Partial Adjustment Model

Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 2009
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Mouriño, Helena, Barão, Maria Isabel
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Corporate dividend policy and the partial adjustment model

Journal of Economics and Business, 1991
Abstract This article critiques Lintner's partial adjustment dividend model in terms of characterizing corporate dividend policy. It is first shown that many combinations of target rates and speeds of adjustment will produce the same stream of cash dividends over time.
Michael T. Bond, Mbodja Mougoué
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Self-Adjusting Models for Semi-supervised Learning in Partially Observed Settings

2012 IEEE 12th International Conference on Data Mining, 2012
We present a new direction for semi-supervised learning where self-adjusting generative models replace fixed ones and unlabeled data can potentially improve learning even when labeled data is only partially-observed. We model each class data by a mixture model and use a hierarchical Dirichlet process (HDP) to model observed as well as unobserved ...
Ferit Akova, Murat Dundar, Yuan (Alan) Qi, Bartek Rajwa   +3 more
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On using Durbin's h-test to validate the partial-adjustment model

Economics Letters, 1986
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Is the Partial Adjustment Model a Useful Tool for Capital Structure Research?

Review of Finance, 2010
Abstract Recent research has focused on the estimates of the speed of adjustment to target leverage as the indicators of the importance of dynamic trade-off behavior. We show that the observed corporate financing behavior and the resulting dynamics of corporate debt ratios are such that the speed of adjustment is not an economically ...
Armen Hovakimian, Guangzhong Li
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A note on a partial adjustment model to describe lactation curves

Animal Science, 1986
ABSTRACTDhanoa and Le Du (Animal Production 1982, 34: 243–247) proposed a model in which the milk yield in a particular week is described by a weighted average of a straight-line target yield and the yield in the preceding week. It is demonstrated that the weight parameter × in this model is partially determined by the time from calving to peak yield ...
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Inconsistency of the OLS estimator of the partial adjustment-adaptive expectations model

Journal of Econometrics, 1978
Abstract Following elimination of unobservable quantities it is assumed that the disturbance in the partial adjustment-adaptive expectations model follows a first-order moving average. The inconsistency of OLS is derived and calculated for different parameter values.
Doran, H. E., Griffiths, W. E.
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Specification Tests for the Partial Adjustment and Adaptive Expectations Models

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1988
AbstractThe partial adjustment and adaptive expectations hypotheses give rise to simple dynamic models with a long history in empirical research. Tests of their adequacy, however, do not appear to figure prominently in the literature. Specification tests are derived by nesting these two models in the more general partial adjustment‐adaptive ...
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A partial adjustment model to describe the lactation curve of a dairy cow

Animal Science, 1982
ABSTRACTA new model is proposed to describe the lactation curve of a dairy cow. It uses the fact that milk yield at a given stage of lactation is largely determined by the yield in the preceding stage. The model is written as: yt = λ(m0 – m1t) + (1 – λ)yt–1.
M. S. Dhanoa, Y. L. P. Le Du
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Random-Time Aggregation in Partial Adjustment Models [PDF]

Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 1999
How is econometric analysis (of partial adjustment models) affected by the fact that, although data collection is done at regular, fixed intervals of time, economic decisions are made at random intervals of time? This article addresses this question by modeling the economic decision-making process as a general point process.
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