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Credit and systemic risks in the financial services sector: Evidence from the 2008 global crisis
The Great Recession has shaken the foundations of the financial industry and led to tighter solvency monitoring of both the banking and insurance industries....
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This longitudinal quantitative study investigates how organizational structure and the external environment impact VC firm survival. It examines how macroeco...
BibTeX referenceRealized peaks over threshold: A high-frequency extreme value approach for financial time series
Recent contributions to the financial econometrics literature exploit high-frequency (HF) data to improve models for daily asset returns. This paper propose...
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We propose a method to build trees and forests when the response is a non-homogeneous Poisson process with excess zeros, based on two forests. The first one...
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The log-rank test is commonly used as the split function in many commonly used survival trees and forests algorithms. However, the log-rank test may have a...
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The empirical Receiver Operating Characteritic (ROC) curve can be used to evaluate the properties of a diagnostic test from the distribution of a variable on...
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Given a complete directed graph \(G\)
with weights on the vertices and on the arcs, a \(\theta\)
-improper \(k\)
-coloring is an assignment of at most `...
An induced matching M in a graph G is dominating if every edge not in M shares exactly one vertex with an edge in M. The **dominating induced matchin...
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Clustering is a data mining method which consists in partitioning a given set of n objects into p clusters in order to minimize the dissimilarity among o...
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Traditionally, the planning of operating reserve has been done in terms of capacity and linear (average) ramping requirements. On the other hand, the newly e...
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Two vertex colorings of a graph \(G\)
are equivalent if they induce the same partition of the vertex set into color classes. The graphical Bell number `(...
Estimation of correlations in portfolio credit risk models based on noisy security prices
Portfolio credit risk models are very often constructed with correlation matrices serving as proxies for interrelations in the creditworthiness of each compa...
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An analytical approach and a control strategy are proposed in Part I of this two-part paper for leveraging the aggregate demand of a population of Thermostat...
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There are few systematic methodologies capable of predicting and leveraging the reserve capacity potential of large populations of Thermostatically-Controlle...
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Until recently, graph coloring being a computationally difficult problem, completely dynamic channel allocation was not considered in large scale networks. T...
BibTeX referenceCredit risk in corporate spreads during the financial crisis of 2008: A regime-switching approach
Credit spreads and CDS premiums are investigated before, during and after the financial crisis with a flexible credit risk model. The latter is designed to c...
BibTeX referenceCharacterizing and controlling the statistics of aggregated demand-based reserve resources
There are few systematic methodologies capable of predicting and managing the potential of large populations of appliances working as aggregated reserve reso...
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We consider the multivariate linear model for multilevel data where units are nested within a hierarchy of clusters. We propose permutation procedures to tes...
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The Recursive Largest First (RLF) algorithm is one of the most popular greedy heuristics for the vertex coloring problem. It sequentially builds color clas...
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The inventory-routing problem (IRP) integrates two well-studied problems, namely, inventory management and vehicle routing. Given a set of customers to servi...
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