JSM Activity #328

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328 Wed, 8/6/03, 8:30 AM - 10:20 AM H-Union Square 5 & 6
Trend Analysis - Contributed - Papers
Business & Economics Statistics Section, Section on Health Policy Statistics
Chair(s): Jeffrey R. Wilson, Arizona State University
     8:35 AM   A Nonparametric Test for Changing TrendsTed P. Juhl, University of Kansas
     8:50 AM   Long-term Forecasting Based on the Mean Reverting Process with Arbitrarily Distributed IncrementsVladimir S. Ladyzhets, Hart Re/Yale University; Faye Albert, Albert Associates; Vladimir Cherepanov, Domino Bank
     9:05 AM   A Robust Version of the KPSS Test, Based on IndicatorsChristine E. Amsler, Michigan State University
     9:20 AM   A Criterion to Determine Unit Roots Based on the Rate of Covnergence of the Least Squares Estimator of an AutoregressionVictor Gomez, INE
     9:35 AM   Effect of Non-Normality on Tests of Random Walk Models Against Regression ModelsLeslie Chandrakantha, John Jay College/CUNY; Swamy A.V.B. Paravastu; Jatinder Mehta, Temple University
     9:50 AM   A Note on ARIMA Model SelectionVictor Panaretos, Trinity College, Dublin
     10:05 AM   Linear Prediction of Temporal Aggregates Under Model MisspecificationKa Sing Man, Syracuse University
 

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