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It is like the Autoregressive Wild Bootstrap method but autoregression is truncated (i.e., look back) to a given, fixed number of samples.
Unlike the block approach (bootstrap.BlockARWild), it has no "reset" issue but may still greatly optimize the computation using sparse cholesky decomposition (n diagonals sparse matrix -> n samples truncated autoregression). See:
It is like the Autoregressive Wild Bootstrap method but autoregression is truncated (i.e., look back) to a given, fixed number of samples.
Unlike the block approach (
bootstrap.BlockARWild
), it has no "reset" issue but may still greatly optimize the computation using sparse cholesky decomposition (n diagonals sparse matrix -> n samples truncated autoregression). See:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: