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A note on the consistency of a robust estimator for threshold autoregressive processes

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  • Zhang, Li-Xin
  • Chan, Wai-Sum
  • Cheung, Siu-Hung
  • Hung, King-Chi

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The method of conditional least squares is commonly used for estimating threshold autoregressive parameters, and its consistency was derived by Chan [Chan, K.S., 1993. Consistency and limiting distribution of the least squares estimator of a threshold autoregressive model. Annals of Statistics 21, 520-533]. In this note we consider a general class of robust estimators for threshold autoregressive models, and under some regularity conditions and a proper choice of the weight function, the consistency is demonstrated.

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  • Zhang, Li-Xin & Chan, Wai-Sum & Cheung, Siu-Hung & Hung, King-Chi, 2009. "A note on the consistency of a robust estimator for threshold autoregressive processes," Statistics & Probability Letters, Elsevier, vol. 79(6), pages 807-813, March.
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