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12 results for GARCH-family

The study analyzes Bitcoin market volatility using GARCH models and external information.

problem Modeling time-varying volatility in Bitcoin market.
method Combines GARCH models with a mixture of distribution hypothesis using external information.
result The simplest GARCH(1,1) model performs best in predicting volatility with external signal.

Study bridges GARCH and NN models for volatility forecasting.

problem Lack of interaction between GARCH and NN approaches for volatility forecasting.
method Established equivalence between GARCH and NN models, introduced GARCH-NN approach.
result GARCH-NN approach enhances volatility forecasting compared to standalone models.

This study examines crypto-asset returns and finds strong evidence of non-Gaussian innovations.

problem Examining the time series properties of cryptocurrencies.
method Used GARCH models, Kolmogorov tests, Khmaladze's martingale transformation, and maximum likelihood estimation.
result Strong evidence of non-Gaussian innovations in crypto-asset returns, contradicting previous assumptions.

Paper proposes a new GPR-HS framework for accurate VCV estimation in global equity indices.

problem Accurate forecasting of Volatility-Covariance Matrix (VCV) for regulatory processes.
method Hybrid Gaussian Process Regression-Historical Simulation (GPR-HS) framework.
result GPR-HS framework achieves regulatory compliance and outperforms static VaR benchmarks.

Study deep sequential models for volatility prediction in financial markets.

problem Volatility prediction in financial time series.
method Empirical study of deep sequential models (CNN, RNN) vs traditional models.
result Dilated neural models outperform GARCH and stochastic models.