Structural change in panel data is a widespread phenomena. This paper proposes a fluctuation test to detect a structural change at an unknown date in heterogeneous panel data models with or without common correlated e...Structural change in panel data is a widespread phenomena. This paper proposes a fluctuation test to detect a structural change at an unknown date in heterogeneous panel data models with or without common correlated effects. The asymptotic properties of the fluctuation statistics in two cases are developed under the null and local alternative hypothesis. Furthermore, the consistency of the change point estimator is proven. Monte Carlo simulation shows that the fluctuation test can control the probability of type I error in most cases, and the empirical power is high in case of small and moderate sample sizes. An application of the procedure to a real data is presented.展开更多
This paper proposes two ratio-type statistics to sequentially detect mean and variance change-points in the long-memory time series.The limiting distributions of monitoring statistics under the no change-point null hy...This paper proposes two ratio-type statistics to sequentially detect mean and variance change-points in the long-memory time series.The limiting distributions of monitoring statistics under the no change-point null hypothesis,alternative hypothesis as well as change-point misspecified hypothesis are proved.In particular,a sieve bootstrap approximation method is proposed to determine the critical values.Simulations indicate that the new monitoring procedures have better finite sample performance than the available off-line tests when the change-point nears to the beginning time of monitoring,and can discriminate between mean and variance change-point.Finally,the authors illustrate their procedures via two real data sets:A set of annual volume of discharge data of the Nile river,and a set of monthly temperature data of northern hemisphere.The authors find a new variance change-point in the latter data.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 11801438,12161072 and 12171388the Natural Science Basic Research Plan in Shaanxi Province of China under Grant No. 2023-JC-YB-058the Innovation Capability Support Program of Shaanxi under Grant No. 2020PT-023。
文摘Structural change in panel data is a widespread phenomena. This paper proposes a fluctuation test to detect a structural change at an unknown date in heterogeneous panel data models with or without common correlated effects. The asymptotic properties of the fluctuation statistics in two cases are developed under the null and local alternative hypothesis. Furthermore, the consistency of the change point estimator is proven. Monte Carlo simulation shows that the fluctuation test can control the probability of type I error in most cases, and the empirical power is high in case of small and moderate sample sizes. An application of the procedure to a real data is presented.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11661067,11801438,71661028,61966030the Natural Science Foundation of Qinghai Province under Grant No.2019-ZJ-920。
文摘This paper proposes two ratio-type statistics to sequentially detect mean and variance change-points in the long-memory time series.The limiting distributions of monitoring statistics under the no change-point null hypothesis,alternative hypothesis as well as change-point misspecified hypothesis are proved.In particular,a sieve bootstrap approximation method is proposed to determine the critical values.Simulations indicate that the new monitoring procedures have better finite sample performance than the available off-line tests when the change-point nears to the beginning time of monitoring,and can discriminate between mean and variance change-point.Finally,the authors illustrate their procedures via two real data sets:A set of annual volume of discharge data of the Nile river,and a set of monthly temperature data of northern hemisphere.The authors find a new variance change-point in the latter data.
