Sentence examples for using the vector error from inspiring English sources

Celik and Akgul (2011) investigate whether there is a linkage between the consumer price index and the fuel oil price index using the vector error correction model.

Following Johansen and Juselius [37] and Johansen [17], a vector of endogenous variables, x, that are integrated of order 1, is analysed using the vector error correction representation (VECM).

In this paper, an attempt is being made to examine the causal relationship between per capita electricity consumption and per capita GDP of Bangladesh using the vector error correction specified Granger causality test to search their short-run, long-run and joint causal relationships for the period of 1971 2008.

Evidence of co-integration between health expenditure and economic growth for both sets of studies goes in line with the works of Mandiefe and Tieguhong [33] who used the vector error correction model to verify if there is any short run or long run relationship between health expenditure and economic growth.

In addition, the model includes all short run variables used in the vector error correction models up to their 12th lags.

For this purpose we used cointegration techniques and the vector error correction model in order to capture short-run and long-run dynamics over the sample period 1970 2011.

In particular, a cointegration relation is determined among the considered variables and the vector error correction methodology is used for the identification.

In the measurement study, the impact of the UWB interference on the WiMAX receiver is analyzed in a conducted modality using the error vector magnitude (EVM) and the symbol error probability (SEP) as evaluation metrics.

Moreover, we examine the direction of causality between electricity consumption, economic growth, and employment in Portugal using the Granger causality test within the Vector Error-Correction Model (VECM).

Second, we test the model on Ugandan time series data using a vector error correction (VEC) model and Granger causality.

We estimate the long run equilibrium in the domestic energy markets, using vector error correction techniques, where the domestic prices adjust to international price movements through the exchange rate as expressed in equation 11.