STATIONARITY TESTS FOR IRREGULARLY SPACED OBSERVATIONS AND THE EFFECTS OF SAMPLING FREQUENCY ON POWER
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- Modified stationarity tests with improved power in small samples
- Testing for stationarity at high frequency
- Testing for unit roots with flow data and varying sampling frequency
- Implementing residual-based KPSS tests for cointegration with data subject to temporal aggregation and mixed sampling frequencies
- Testing cointegrating relationships using irregular and non-contemporaneous series with an application to paleoclimate data
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