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Figure 1. Asymptotic variances �MLE, for the AR(1) of Example 2.1. with of the QMMLE and J −1 of the iid σ 20 = 1
Figure 2. Asymptotic variances �MLE and of the QMMLE, J −1 of the iid σ 2MLE of the MLE, for the AR(1) Example 2.2
Table 1. Sampling distribution, over n = 1000 replications of three estimators of the N(0, 1) marginal distribution of Xt = �−1{FY(Yt)},where Yt is simulated from Model (2.11)
Table 2. Stable distributions fitted by QMMLE on daily stock marketreturns. The estimated standard deviation are displayed in brackets
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