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摘要
条件分位数模型的正确规范意味着特定的条件矩等于零。通过序列回归对条件矩函数进行非参数估计,并利用一致泛函推理检验其是否为同零。我们的方法在理论上是合理的,通过对一般时间序列设置中增长维度的统计的强高斯近似。在这种非标准环境下,我们提出了一种新的自举方法,并表明它在有限样本中显著优于基准渐近逼近,特别是对于尾部分位数,如Value - at - Risk (VaR)。我们使用提出的新测试来研究一组美国金融机构的VaR和CoVaR (Adrian and Brunnermeier(2016))。
A consistent specification test for dynamic quantile models
Correct specification of a conditional quantile model implies that a particular conditional moment is equal to zero. We nonparametrically estimate the conditional moment function via series regression and test whether it is identically zero using uniform functional inference. Our approach is theoretically justified via a strong Gaussian approximation for statistics of growing dimensions in a general time series setting. We propose a novel bootstrap method in this nonstandard context and show that it significantly outperforms the benchmark asymptotic approximation in finite samples, especially for tail quantiles such as Value‐at‐Risk (VaR). We use the proposed new test to study the VaR and CoVaR (Adrian and Brunnermeier (2016)) of a collection of US financial institutions.