In addition to the expectation of augmenting the GARCH models with LSTAR models, augmenting these models with MLP and RBF type neural networks would likely to bring increase in the forecasting capabilities.
"As the majority's opinion makes clear", she noted, "Katzs reasonable-expectation-of-privacy test augmented, but did not displace or diminish, the common-law trespassory test that preceded it".
And the reliance on interest-rate moves as not only the primary but essentially exclusive tool of monetary policy meant that the Fed wasn't using expectations management to augment interest-rate cuts (which might have allowed it to get more of a bang for a given cut, and could therefore have obviated the need to go all the way down to 1%).
Patten's work seeks to explore the possibilities of this new language, pushing the boundaries of how we engage with computers and playing with our expectations, while simultaneously augmenting our experience of the physical world through interaction with technology and information.
Although asthma symptoms often improve with placebo, it is not known whether the response to placebo or active treatment can be augmented by increasing expectation of benefit.
However, contrary to our expectations, Trx1 inhibition and the subsequent increase in intracellular ROS levels augmented PDGF-induced proliferation and migration in VSMCs.
An AIPW estimator is said to be fully augmented if the selection probability and the conditional expectation are estimated using the full set of observed variables; it is partially augmented if the selection probability and the conditional expectation are estimated using a subset of observed variables.
Contrary to expectation the amplitude in the alpha frequency band was not augmented in a state of reduced tinnitus loudness (RI).
Salaries, if not augmented by increasingly rare benefits for expats, do not meet many Westerners' expectations.
Some of their best players were headhunted after that but most remained and were augmented by newcomers such as Pierrick Cappelle, who arrived with the seemingly naive expectation of embarking on similar adventures.
