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Activity Number: 177 - Big Data and Computationally Intensive Methods
Type: Contributed
Date/Time: Monday, July 29, 2019 : 10:30 AM to 12:20 PM
Sponsor: Section on Statistical Computing
Abstract #304242 Presentation
Title: Comparison of Bootstrapping Techniques in Multivariate Time Series
Author(s): Daniel Cirkovic* and Jing Zhang and Thomas J Fisher
Companies: University of Miami-Oxford and Miami University and Miami University
Keywords: Bootstrapping; Time Series
Abstract:

Bootstrapping, a method of resampling with replacement, has simplified the estimation of standard errors and confidence intervals in a variety of intricate applications. Regarding time series data, a variety of bootstrapping methods have been proposed, such as the block and stationary bootstrap, the parametric bootstrap, the semi-parametric sieve and Cholesky bootstrap. The latter is a model free technique based on properties of the autocovariance structure. We study the sensitivity of the methods in their application for multivariate time series and apply methodology originally designed for high-dimensional multivariate analysis. A simulation study is conducted to compare the efficiency of these bootstrapping techniques.


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