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Table 1. Mean Values of d for a RLS Processˆ
Figure 2. Asymptotic Bias of the GPH Estimator. This curve ap- ∼ + short memory, εt ∼ short memory, and t = 1, 2,
Figure 4. Performance of the Modified GPH Estimator for an RLS Process (GPH;assuming that estimate of d is normally distributed with mean and variance given by average and variance of estimates of d across draws; nominaldeviation of estimate of d across dra
Figure 5. Performance of the Modified GPH Estimator for a FI Process (GPH;was y(e) proportion of rejections of null hypothesis that dnormally distributed with mean and variance given by average and variance of estimates of d across draws, nominal size√(d) e
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