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Additive Level Outliers in Multivariate GARCH Models

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Topics in Statistical Simulation

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This work analyses the impact of additive level outliers in multivariate time series. Our proposal is to extend the procedure by Grané and Veiga (Comput Stat Data Anal 54:2580–2593, 2010) to the context of Multivariate GARCH models by considering random-projections of multivariate residuals. The effectiveness of this new procedure is evaluated through an intensive Monte Carlo study.

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Notes

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    We refer to the concept of ALO that appears in [14].

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    Parameters used are: \(\{\mathbf{C} = (0.053, 0.042, 0.020),\mathbf{A} = (0.161, 0.164),\mathbf{B} = (0.983, 0.981)\}\) for the D-BEKK; \(\{\boldsymbol{\alpha }_{0} = (0.010, 0.013),\boldsymbol{\alpha }_{1} = (0.049, 0.067),\boldsymbol{\beta }_{1} = (0.940, 0.926),\boldsymbol{\rho } = (1,-0.606)\}\) for the CCC and \(\{\boldsymbol{\alpha }_{0} = (0.010, 0.013),\boldsymbol{\alpha }_{1} = (0.049, 0.067),\boldsymbol{\beta }_{1} = (0.940, 0.926),\alpha = 0.015,\beta = 0.981\}\) for the DCC, which were chosen by fitting the models to real time series of financial returns.

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    Other percentiles can be used leading to more conservative results.

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Grané, A., Veiga, H., Martín-Barragán, B. (2014). Additive Level Outliers in Multivariate GARCH Models. In: Melas, V., Mignani, S., Monari, P., Salmaso, L. (eds) Topics in Statistical Simulation. Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics, vol 114. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-2104-1_24

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