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A Hidden Markov Regime-Switching Smooth Transition Model

The University of Western Australia
Elliott, Robert J. ; Siu, Tak Kuen ; Lau, John W.
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This archive contains the data and the R code used for the simulation and the empirical application in "A Hidden Markov Regime-Switching Smooth Transition Model" by Robert J. Elliott, Tak Kuen Siu, and John W. Lau. We have developed a new class of parametric nonlinear time series models by combining two important classes of models, namely smooth transition models and hidden Markov regime-switching models. The class of models is general and flexible enough to incorporate two types of switching behavior: smooth state transitions and abrupt changes in hidden states. The estimation of the hidden states and model parameters is performed by applying filtering theory and a filterbased expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm. Applications of the model are illustrated using simulated data and real financial data.

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Robert J. Elliott (Creator); Tak Kuen Siu (Creator)

Issued: 2018-02-10

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