Simultaneous inference for time-varying models
Sayar Karmakar, Stefan Richter, Wei Biao Wu

TL;DR
This paper develops a unified framework for simultaneous inference in general time-varying regression models using local linear M-estimation, bootstrap methods, and applies it to financial data.
Contribution
It introduces a general approach for constructing simultaneous confidence bands in time-varying models, extending existing methods and improving practical implementation.
Findings
Bootstrap method effectively circumvents slow convergence of confidence bands.
Method successfully applied to ARCH and GARCH models in simulations.
Real-world financial datasets demonstrate the approach's practical utility.
Abstract
A general class of time-varying regression models is considered in this paper. We estimate the regression coefficients by using local linear M-estimation. For these estimators, weak Bahadur representations are obtained and are used to construct simultaneous confidence bands. For practical implementation, we propose a bootstrap based method to circumvent the slow logarithmic convergence of the theoretical simultaneous bands. Our results substantially generalize and unify the treatments for several time-varying regression and auto-regression models. The performance for ARCH and GARCH models is studied in simulations and a few real-life applications of our study are presented through analysis of some popular financial datasets.
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