Mixture of Distribution Hypothesis

作者: Jonathan B. Hill

DOI: 10.1002/9780470061602.EQF19012

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摘要: We outline the mixture of distributions hypothesis as a means to explain heavy tails in financial time series. discuss hypothesis' historical roots, and present most popular form its implications for modeling asset returns. Original contributions modern extensions are cited. Keywords: mixtures distributions; heavy tails; price–volume relationship

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