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most citedProbability distribution of distances between local extrema of random number series

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math.ST2026

Connecting Riemannian Geometry and Statistical Inference for Correlation Matrices

Argyn Kuketayev

The quotient-affine metric gives an intrinsic Riemannian geometry to full-rank correlation matrices, but its geodesic distance has no closed form and we are not aware of an analyti…

math.ST2026

The Sampling Distribution of the Log-Euclidean Distance Between Sample Correlation Matrices

Argyn Kuketayev

Comparing correlation matrices across time or stress scenarios is critical in quantitative finance and multivariate statistics, yet sample estimation noise often obscures whether a…

q-fin.RM2013★ 1 cited

The convergence of regional house prices in the USA in the context of the stress testing of financial institutions

Argyn Kuketayev

I studied the convergence of regional house prices to national prices in USA by analyzing time-series of house price indices of 9 Census Divisions. I found the evidence of the conv…

math.ST2013

Probability density function of the Cartesian x-coordinate of the random point inside the hypersphere

Argyn Kuketayev

Consider randomly picked points inside the n-dimensional unit hypersphere centered at the origin of the Cartesian coordinate system. The Cartesian coordinates of the points are ran…

math.ST2011

Asymptotic probability distribution of distances between local extrema of error terms of a moving average process

Argyn Kuketayev

Consider error terms x(i) of a moving average process MA(q), where x(i)=e(i) + e(i-1)+...+e(i-q) and e(i) - independent identically distributed (i.i.d.) random variables. We recogn…

math.ST2006★ 2 cited

Probability distribution of distances between local extrema of random number series

Argyn Kuketayev

There is a sequence of random numbers x1,x2, ..., xn and so on. Numbers are independent of each other, but all numbers are from the same continuous distribution. If x1 < x2 > x3, t…

cs.CE2006

On numerical stability of recursive present value computation method

Argyn Kuketayev

We analyze numerical stability of a recursive computation scheme of present value (PV) amd show that the absolute error increases exponentially for positive discount rates. We show…