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Auto-regressive conditional heteroskedasticity (arch)
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A nonlinear stochastic process, where the variance is time-varying, and a function of the past variance. arch processes have frequency distributions which have high peaks at the mean and fat-tails, much like fractal distributions. the generalized arch (ga
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Stochastic, английский
- With respect to radiation protection , stochastic effects (also referred to as probabilistic ) represent radiation harm for which there is no threshold (see linear dose response ) . even the smallest quantity of ionising radiation exposure can be said to
- Стохастический (случайный или вероятностный характер процесса)
- Стохастический
Distributions, английский
- Cash or other assets paid from the vehicle to its investors as a share of income or gains from operations or a return of capital.
- Payments from fund or corporate cash flow. may include dividends from earnings, capital gains from sale of portfolio holdings and return of capital. fund distributions can be made by check or by investing in additional shares. funds are required to distribute realized capital gains (if any) to shareholders at least once per year if they are not to be taxed by the fund itself. some corporations offer dividend reinvestment plans (drp).
Generalized, английский
- A генерализован- ный, расширенный; обобщенный grammar, marker, transformation generalizing a генерализирующий, абстрактизи- рующий article
- Общий; обобщенный; универсальный
- Ка rhunen-loeve transform, gklt обобщенное преобразование карунена-лоэва
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Availability float, английский
Checks deposited by a company that have not yet been cleared.
Auto-regressive (ar) process, английский
- A stationary stochastic process where the current value of the time series is related to the past p values, where p is any integer, is called an ar(p) process. when the current value is related to the previous two values, it is an ar(2) process. an ar(1)
- A stationary stochastic process where the current value of the time series is related to the past p values, where p is any integer, is called an ar(p) process. when the current value is related to the previous two values, it is an ar(2) process. an ar(1) process has an infinite memory.
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