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Mixed-data sampling

Known as: Mixed, Mixed data sampling 
Mixed-data sampling (MIDAS) is an econometric regression or filtering method developed by Ghysels et al. There is now a substantial literature on… 
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2017
2017
The study investigates the long and short run relationships between broad money supply and real aggregate output (GDP) in Nigeria… 
2016
2016
This research compares the Mixed Data Sampling (MIDAS) approach, where the regressand is measured on a lower frequency than the… 
2016
2016
In short-term forecasting, it is essential to take into account all available information on the current state of the economic… 
2016
2016
We used the MIDAS (mixed data sampling) model to investigate the risk and expected return trade-off in major Asian equity markets… 
2012
2012
Using intraday data for the most actively traded stocks on the Sao Paulo Stock Market (BOVESPA) index, this study considers two… 
2012
2012
Many important macroeconomic variables measuring the state of the economy are sampled quarterly and with publication lags… 
2005
2005
It is a well established empirical fact that volatility follows approximately an inverted U-shaped pattern during the day. It is…