Explaining Cointegration Analysis: Part II

Linear Analysis Part II

The objects in this course are infinite dimensional vector spaces (hence the term “linear”) over R or C, together with additional structure (a “norm” or “inner product”) which “respects” in some way the linear structure. This additional structure will allow us to do “analysis”. The most pedestrian way to understand the last sentence is that it will allow us to “take limits”. In fact, the extra ...

Real Analysis: Part II

Mammography; Part II

From the Book of Mammography by Dr. Zabihollah Arnavaz - Head of Radiology Department of Jorjani Hospital of National University of Iran.

Part II Urinary calculus analysis

Quantitative assessment of urinary calculus (renal stone) constituents by infrared analysis (IR) is hampered by the need of expert knowledge for spectrum interpretation. Our laboratory performed a computerized search of several libraries, containing 235 reference spectra from various mixtures with different proportions was performed. Library search was followed by visual interpretation of band ...

Semiparametric Fractional Cointegration Analysis

Fractional cointegration is viewed from a semiparametric viewpoint as a narrow-band phenomenon at frequency zero. Recent semiparametric methods of inference on memory parameters are developed to explore the possibility of fractional cointegration by means of testing the memory of observables and also new tests for the presence of fractional cointegration. These, along with narrow band estimates...