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S. Karmakar

4 papers hereh-index 690 citations20 works total

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  • last author3

Across the 4 of 4 papers where every author was matched, so the position is known.

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  • cs.SI1
  • econ.EM1
  • stat.AP1
  • stat.ME1
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  • S. Karmakar — 287 papers
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  • S. Karmakar — 17 papers, h 6
  • S. Karmakar — 14 papers

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20212023
most citedAn NLP-Assisted Bayesian Time Series Analysis for Prevalence of Twitter Cyberbullying During the COVID-19 Pandemic

9 citations · 9 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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4 papers

econ.EM2023

GARCHX-NoVaS: A Model-free Approach to Incorporate Exogenous Variables

Kejin Wu, Sayar Karmakar, Rangan Gupta

In this work, we explore the forecasting ability of a recently proposed normalizing and variance-stabilizing (NoVaS) transformation with the possible inclusion of exogenous variabl…

cs.SI2022★ 9 cited

An NLP-Assisted Bayesian Time Series Analysis for Prevalence of Twitter Cyberbullying During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Christopher Perez, Sayar Karmakar

COVID-19 has brought about many changes in social dynamics. Stay-at-home orders and disruptions in school teaching can influence bullying behavior in-person and online, both of whi…

stat.AP2021

A New Model-free Prediction Method: GA-NoVaS

Kejin Wu, Sayar Karmakar

Volatility forecasting plays an important role in the financial econometrics. Previous works in this regime are mainly based on applying various GARCH-type models. However, it is h…

stat.ME2021

Model-free time-aggregated predictions for econometric datasets

Kejin Wu, Sayar Karmakar

This article explores the existing normalizing and variance-stabilizing (NoVaS) method on predicting squared log-returns of financial data. First, we explore the robustness of the…

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