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... forms in the neural network literature.2 .4. 2 Squasher FunctionsThe neurons process the input data in two ways: ﬁrst by forming lin-ear combinations of the input data and then by “squashing” ... form oflearning behavior. Often used to characterize learning by doing, the func-tion becomes increasingly steep until some in ection point. Thereafter thefunction becomes increasingly ﬂat and ... weighting orcombining signals from many neurons, perhaps in many hidden layers.A commonly used application of this type of network is in pattern recog-nition in neural linguistics, in which...

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... bagging is more extensive.The alternative forecasts may come not from diﬀerent models per se, butfrom bootstrapping the initial training set. As we discuss in Section 4. 2.8,bootstrapping involves ... resampling the original training set with replace-ment, and then taking repeated forecasts. Bagging is particularly useful ifthe data set exhibits instability or structural change. Combining the ... point forquite some time during the training period.Unfortunately, there is no silver bullet for avoiding the problems of localminima in nonlinear estimation. There are only strategies involving...

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... . 382.5.2 Neural Network Extensions 392.6 Nonlinear Principal Components: IntrinsicDimensionality 41 2.6.1 Linear Principal Components 42 2.6.2 Nonlinear Principal Components 44 2.6.3 Application ... Joint Conferenceon Neural Networks (IJCNN) meetings in Washington, DC, in 2001, and in Honolulu and Singapore in 2002. These meetings were eye-openers foranyone trained in classical statistics ... Exercises 143 6 Times Series: Examples from Industry and Finance 145 6.1 Forecasting Production in the Automotive Industry . . . 145 6.1.1 The Data 146 6.1.2 Models of Quantity Adjustment 148 6.1.3 In- Sample...

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... evaluating the success of a nonlinearregression. 44 2. What Are Neural Networks? x1x2x3x4Inputsx2x4x1x3Inputsc11c22c21c12H-UnitsFIGURE 2.12. Neural principal components2.6.2 Nonlinear ... regimeswitching model and the pure linear model.2.6 Nonlinear Principal Components: Intrinsic Dimensionality 43 x1x4x3x2x1x2x3x4InputsH-UnitsOutputsFIGURE 2.11. Linear principal componentsregression ... −min(xk)(3.13)The linear scaling function for [−1, 1], transforming a variable xkintox∗∗k, has the following form:x∗∗k,t=2·xk,t− min(xk)max(xk) −min(xk)− 1 (3. 14) A nonlinear scaling method...

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... and Finance TABLE 6 .4. Partial Derivatives of NNSTRS ModelPeriod ArgumentsProduction Price Interest IncomeMean 0. 143 0.089 −0 .45 0 0. 249 1992 0. 140 0.090 −0 .45 8 0. 249 1996 0.137 0.091 −0 .45 5 ... Rate NAPM Index MSCI Index IIPSpread 1Default Rate 0.3721 1Real. Ex. Rate 0.1221 0.0286 1NAPM Index −0.6502 −0.2335 −0.0277 1MSCI Index −0.0838 0.0067 0. 242 7 0.13 34 1IIP −0. 144 4 −0 .45 21 −0.1181 ... to the linear model, the information in Figure 6 .4 indicates that mostof the nonlinearity in the automotive industry has not experienced majorswitches in regimes. However, the neurons in both...

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... 0. 246 0.216Skewness 0 .48 7 0.590 0.582 0.536 0 .40 4 0.5 84 Kurtosis 2.0 64 2.235 2.302 2. 242 2.338 3.553Max 60.500 53.300 47 .250 47 .500 47 .500 47 .500Min 11.000 12.000 12.250 12.750 12.000 11.000deviation ... Forecasting1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 20 04 00.10.20.30 .4 0.50.60.70.80.91NonlinearPrincipalComponentLinearPrincipalComponentFIGURE 9.5. U.S. linear and nonlinear principal ... Squared ErrorMaturity in Years2 345 710Linear 4. 195 2.3 84 1.270 2.111 4. 860 7.309Nonlinear 1.873 1.986 2.598 2 .47 9 1.718 1.636Diebold-Mariano Tests∗Maturity in Years2 345 710DM-0 0.000 0.000...

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... the International Joint Conferenceon Neural Networks (IJCNN) meetings in Washington, DC, in 2001, and in Honolulu and Singapore in 2002. These meetings were eye-openers foranyone trained in ... Principal Components 42 2.6.2 Nonlinear Principal Components 44 2.6.3 Application to Asset Pricing 46 2.7 Neural Networks and Discrete Choice 49 2.7.1 Discriminant Analysis 49 2.7.2 Logit Regression ... Maussner (20 04) write about the Chebeyshev polynomal. Neural Networks in Finance: Gaining Predictive Edge in the Market8 1. IntroductionThe ﬁnancial sectors of emerging markets, in particular,...

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... the1Kalman Filtering and Neural Networks, Edited by Simon HaykinISBN 0 -47 1-36998-5 # 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.Kalman Filtering and Neural Networks, Edited by Simon HaykinCopyright # 2001 ... Pkð½PfkÀ1^xxfkþ½PbÀkÀ1^xxbÀkÞ: ð1 :44 ÞUsing Eqs. (1.36) and (1 .43 ) in (1 .44 ) yields, after simplification,^xxk¼^xxfkþðPkzÀkÀ Gk^xxfkÞ; ð1 :45 Þwhere the smoother gain is defined byGk¼ ... filter hinges on linearization of the nonlinear state-spacemodel on the assumption that deviation from linearity is of first order.REFERENCES[1] R.E. Kalman, ‘‘A new approach to linear filtering...

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