Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
隣接２年次推定
English translation:
(two-year) chained estimation
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Mari Hodges
Apr 5, 2007 15:12
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隣接２年次推定
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This term shows up in a paper on hedonic analysis of price of digital cameras, usually paired with 通年次. For example in
本研究では、長・中・短期の物価変動を測定するため、通年次推定と隣接２年次推定、さらには、単年度推定という3通りの分析を独立して行った。
Any help would be appreciated!
本研究では、長・中・短期の物価変動を測定するため、通年次推定と隣接２年次推定、さらには、単年度推定という3通りの分析を独立して行った。
Any help would be appreciated!
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 +1 | (two-year) chained estimation |
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| 3 +1 | estimation of two consecutive years/two consecutive years' estimation |
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| 1 | Adjacent Two- year estimation/regression |
V N Ganesh
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(two-year) chained estimation
in this paper on real estate prices (
http://www.imes.boj.or.jp/japanese/kinyu/2004/kk23-b2-3.pdf)「隣接2年次推定」is said to come from the term ｢連鎖指数」discussed in Munneke and Slade (2001). I actually happened to have the paper. The term for ｢連鎖指数」in their paper is the "chained time-varying parameter hedonic price index". It is basically an estimation of a price index based on subsamples of two contiguous years. (Detailed calculations are actually more complicated.)
http://www.imes.boj.or.jp/japanese/kinyu/2004/kk23-b2-3.pdf)「隣接2年次推定」is said to come from the term ｢連鎖指数」discussed in Munneke and Slade (2001). I actually happened to have the paper. The term for ｢連鎖指数」in their paper is the "chained time-varying parameter hedonic price index". It is basically an estimation of a price index based on subsamples of two contiguous years. (Detailed calculations are actually more complicated.)
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Comment: "I think this is what my document is talking about. Ganesh's answer is also very helpful. Thank you all!"
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Adjacent Two- year estimation/regression
The pooled index declines more sharply than the adjacent index in general. This impliesthat the pooled regression roughly points to a larger annual rate of characteristics improve-ment than the adjacent two-year regression....
Hedonic analysis provides a useful way to obtain a sense of the price drop. ... Hedonic analysis projects price onto characteristics space, ...
www.e.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~ohashi/Vprice.pdf -
Hedonic analysis provides a useful way to obtain a sense of the price drop. ... Hedonic analysis projects price onto characteristics space, ...
www.e.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~ohashi/Vprice.pdf -
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estimation of two consecutive years/two consecutive years' estimation
Hello Mari,
The below website refers to the hedonic analysis of digital camera prices.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3SUR/is_2_85/ai_n1365...
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Note added at 10 hrs (2007-04-06 01:42:40 GMT)
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PDF] Overcoming Data Limitations in Hedonic RegressionsFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
Mari, the below website explains the concept:
Hedonic Regression with Insufficient Data: TDV and AYR Method ... two or more consecutive time periods (e.g., months or years) into a sub-sample and to ...
www.ipeer.ca/papers/Auer,Oct.12,2004.pdf - Similar pages
The below website refers to the hedonic analysis of digital camera prices.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3SUR/is_2_85/ai_n1365...
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Note added at 10 hrs (2007-04-06 01:42:40 GMT)
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PDF] Overcoming Data Limitations in Hedonic RegressionsFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
Mari, the below website explains the concept:
Hedonic Regression with Insufficient Data: TDV and AYR Method ... two or more consecutive time periods (e.g., months or years) into a sub-sample and to ...
www.ipeer.ca/papers/Auer,Oct.12,2004.pdf - Similar pages
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