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David,
ReplyDeleteI have a question on Copula modelling.
I would like to know whether theoretically it is possible to fit a bi-variate copula if one of the series (or both series) is (are) non-stationary. I would appeciate if you can provide me with some references on this topic.
Thanks,
Sriram
Sriram - My understanding of this literature is that usually we require the series (2 or more) to be stationary. This can be checked individually and if necessary the data can be transformed to stationarity prior to applying the copula.
DeleteThere may be other ways of proceeding - I have very limited knowledge of copula theory.
Thanks David for your kind clarification.
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