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... regression , the driftless random walk , and the in - sample regression fit are dis- played in Table 4. To facilitate a compari- son among the models , I report relative RMSE performance in columns ( ii ) - ( iv ) . Several features of ...
... regression , the driftless random walk , and the in - sample regression fit are dis- played in Table 4. To facilitate a compari- son among the models , I report relative RMSE performance in columns ( ii ) - ( iv ) . Several features of ...
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... Regression Estimates of the Changes in Duration To account for possible changes in the composition of the sample after the benefit increases , we estimate a series of regression equations that control for all of the avail- able ...
... Regression Estimates of the Changes in Duration To account for possible changes in the composition of the sample after the benefit increases , we estimate a series of regression equations that control for all of the avail- able ...
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... regression ( ii ) which controls for the type of allegation , the damage- request dummy is insignificantly negative , while the behavioral - restraint dummy is 26 All regressions in Tables 4 and 5 are estimated by ordinary least squares ...
... regression ( ii ) which controls for the type of allegation , the damage- request dummy is insignificantly negative , while the behavioral - restraint dummy is 26 All regressions in Tables 4 and 5 are estimated by ordinary least squares ...
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