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The parametric procedures rely on explicit functional form assumptions regarding the expected and/or instantaneous volatility.
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The nonparametric procedures are generally free from such functional form assumptions and hence afford estimates of notional volatility that are flexible yet consistent (as the sampling frequency of the underlying returns increases).
Like it or not, you form assumptions on a near-constant basis, sometimes with almost no evidence to go on.
This makes the estimates less vulnerable for functional form assumptions, for instance, about the specification of age.
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Relaxing the functional form assumption of the outcome equation is indeed a clear advantage for matching methods when nonlinearities are presented in the data under analysis.
Because of this part of Eq. (7) is outside of this research's aim and scope, this quantity is considered in constant form (assumption is based on laboratory conditions in recent researches).
Under this parametric form assumption, if δ = 0, given the fully observed data, the mechanism causing the missing data of Y does not depend on Y, so that the missing data are MAR.
Though the scientific method demands that you form a working hypothesis, in most conditions, it's better to actively avoid forming assumptions at all.
It's hard to start analyzing your performance with a clean slate, but try to avoid forming assumptions when you start looking at data.
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