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In this thesis, we adopted Elastic Net estimators for selecting true number of factors in factor models with stationary and nonstationary factors. Elastic Net is a member of shrinkage estimators family. As a member of shrinkage estimators family, elastic net estimators are stable to changes in data and in general they do not over parametrize the models. These two properties of elastic net estimators makes elastic net more favourable than information based criterion penalty methods for estimating true factor number. Since Principal Components Analysis (PCA) based algorithms always tends to give only single factor for nonstationary data sets, we use Sparse Principal Components Analysis (SPCA) algorithm which is a regression-type optimization formulation of PCA. Simulations show the performance of Elastic Net estimator for estimation of true factor number with stationary and nonstationary factors cases .
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Konak, Deniz
Finance--Mathematical models, True Factor Number Estimation, Elastic Net, HG106 .K65 2013, Economics, Principal component analysis, Finance--Mathematical models., Elastic net, Estimation models, Sparse Principal Component Analysis, Regression analysis., Ekonometri, Econometrics, Estimation theory., Ekonomi, Factor analysis, Estimation theory, Regression analysis, Nonstationary Factor Models, Principal component analysis.
Finance--Mathematical models, True Factor Number Estimation, Elastic Net, HG106 .K65 2013, Economics, Principal component analysis, Finance--Mathematical models., Elastic net, Estimation models, Sparse Principal Component Analysis, Regression analysis., Ekonometri, Econometrics, Estimation theory., Ekonomi, Factor analysis, Estimation theory, Regression analysis, Nonstationary Factor Models, Principal component analysis.
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