Sentence examples for generalised method from inspiring English sources
He is most famous (though perhaps that is not quite the right word) for developing the generalised method of moments estimation back in 1982.
Other economists reject the behavioural approach, maintaining that predictable returns reflect investors' rational insistence on compensation for holding riskier assets.In 1982 Mr Hansen developed what has since become a very influential statistical technique known as "generalised method of moments estimation".
The Generalised Method of Moments was involved in variant HAC for the time series (Bartlett and Variable Newey West).
A generalised method for the deconvolution of mass spectral data from the aerodyne aerosol mass spectrometer (AMS) is presented.
Consequently, the generalised method can be applied to virtually any system that can be specified by a stream X-machine.
This programme was designed to facilitate a generalised method for downscaling coarsely resolved earth resource information using available finely gridded covariate data.
A common approach to control for endogeneity is through instrumental variables, where the generalised method-of-moments (GMM) developed by Hansen (1982) has been the most widely used procedure to obtain efficient estimators in the presence of heteroskedasticity (Baum et al. 2003).
To take into account possible endogeneity (and resulting bias and inconsistency of previous coefficient estimates) we also estimate the main equation (1) using Generalised Methods of Moments (GMM).
Many approaches for non-rigid registration exist in other fields [14]; however, its use in microscopy is relatively recent, and few generalised methods exist.
Applying Generalised Methods of Moments (GMM) on a set of panel data, our empirical evidence shows that legal-families play an instrumental role in explaining FDI activities.
The observed phenomenon can be explained by the early angiosperm ability to colonise disturbed coastal plain environments due to their abbreviated reproductive cycle and generalised methods of pollination and seed dispersal.
