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stationary

(stā′shŭn-ĕr-ē) [L. stationarius, belonging to a station]
Remaining in a fixed condition.
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Using a model we call Stationarity Assessment, Part I explores how legal fields are structured and sustained based on assumptions about the variability of natural, social, and economic conditions, and how disruptions to that regime of variability can lead to the emergence of new fields of law and policy.
Climate change meets the law of the horse
If the test generates evidence of stationarity for the nominal exchange rate, which is generally known to be non-stationary, the covariate that yielded the rejection is disregarded and excluded from the CPT tests of the real exchange rate.
The law of one price in six central and eastern European economies
We take caution in drawing too much inference from results from any one test on its own but, taken together, a preponderance of the evidence would seem to suggest strong evidence of the stationarity of these 18 industry-specific interest rates.
An examination of uncovered real interest rate parity in 18 distinct U.S. manufacturing industries
Stationarity testing problem of traffic with Long Range Dependence (LRD) is a hard problem and is a subject of many researches: [2, 4, 5, 6] and others.
Testing the Null Hypothesis of Stationarity of Internet Traffic/Nulines hipotezes tyrimas pastoviuose interneto srautuose
The KPSS unit root test proposed by Kwiatkowski, Phillips, Schmidt, and Shin (1992) has the opposite null hypothesis to the Dickey and Fuller (1979) unit root test with stationarity under the null.
Forecasting women, infants, and children caseloads: a comparison of vector autoregression and autoregressive integrated moving average approaches
Experiment 1: High Stationarity Buttons in Non-Determinant Problems
Conditional reasoning = conditional probability? not necessarily
To complement this, we applied the LM stationarity test with a structural break, which was studied by Lee and Strazicich (2001), Busetti and Harvey (2001), Kurozumi (2002) or Presno and Lopez (2003a).
Convergencia de la politica impositiva en la Union Europea: un analisis empirico
However, there might be structural breaks in mid-1996 and at the beginning of 2001, so formal tests are needed to confirm stationarity.
Interest rate adjustment mechanisms as a response to external shocks: evidence from Argentina's convertibility plan (1991-2002)
Assessment of time-series attributes such as stationarity.
Effects of fiscal decentralization on public sector growth in Austria
The pre-requisite of cointegration test is the stationarity of each individual time series over the sample period.
Foreign institutional investments and stock returns in India: a causality test
For instance, in economics covariance stationarity is often used, or asymptotic covariance stationarity can be used if one wishes to avoid taking a stand on initial conditions.
Understanding Markov-switching rational expectations models
Alternatively, if the ACF of sample dies out for higher lag is an indication for stationarity.
Forecasting paddy yield in Andhra Pradesh using season time series model

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