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On estimating thresholds in autoregressive models

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In this article, the problem of estimating the threshold parameter, i.e., the change point, of a threshold autoregressive model is studied by introducing smoothness into the model, sampling properties of the conditional least-squares estimate may be obtained Artificial and real data are used for illustrations
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The problem of estimating the threshold parameter, ie, the change point, of a threshold autoregressive model is studied By introducing smoothness into the model, sampling properties of the conditional least-squares estimate may be obtained Artificial and real data are used for illustrations

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