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Model Specification Tests Against Non-Nested Alternatives
No full textNon-nested hypothesis tests provide a way to test the specification of an econometric model against the evidence provided by one or more non-nested alternatives. This paper surveys the recent literature on non-nested hypothesis testing in the context of regression and related models. Much of the purely statistical literature which has evolved from the fundamental work of Cox is discussed briefly or not at all. Instead, emphasis is placed on those techniques which are easy to employ in practice and are likely to be useful to applied workers.Cox test, nonnested hypotheses, J test, specification tests, nonnested hypothesis test
Bootstrap Tests of Nonnested Linear Regression Models
No full textThe J test for nonnested regression models often works badly as an asymptotic test, but it generally works very well when bootstrapped. We provide a theoretical analysis of the J test which explains both of these phenomena. We also propose a modified version of the test which works even better than the ordinary J test when bootstrapped. Using our theoretical results to make simulation much faster, we obtain extremely accurate Monte Carlo results which demonstrate just how well the bootstrapped tests perform.J test, Nonnested hypothesis test, Bootstrap, Regression
Jonathan Mackinnon
No full textCampbell J. L. Jonathan Mackinnon. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 6, fascicule 1, 1952. pp. 216-217
Antigonish Movement Participants, S. J. MacKinnon
No full textA portrait of S. J. MacKinnon. Photograph dated from a publication in the Maritime Cooperator October 15, 1947
Jonathan Mackinnon
No full textCampbell J. L. Jonathan Mackinnon. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 6, fascicule 1, 1952. pp. 216-217
Extension Department Staff, Rev. M. J. MacKinnon (Image 1)
No full textA portrait of Rev. M. J. MacKinnon
Extension Department Staff, Rev. M. J. MacKinnon (Image 3)
No full textA photograph of, left to right, Rev M. MacLellan, Rev. J. R. MacDonald, Ray Lawson, and Rev. M. J. MacKinnon discussing a map
Extension Department Staff, Rev. M. J. MacKinnon (Image 5)
No full textA photograph of Rev. M. J. MacKinnon with two unidentified men
Mormon History Association Oral History Interview of William P. MacKinnon on March 13, 2024 [Video]
No full textThis oral history interview with William P. MacKinnon, conducted on March 13, 2024, covers his multifaceted career as a historian, businessman, and philanthropist. MacKinnon discusses his education at Yale and Harvard Business School, his 25-year career at General Motors, and his extensive public service, including leadership roles at Children\u27s Hospital of Michigan and university boards. A significant portion of the interview is dedicated to his deep involvement in Mormon history, particularly his detailed research on the Utah War of 1857-1858, his most notable works At Sword\u27s Point, and his upcoming publications. He shares insights into historical research methods, the importance of primary sources, and the evolution of Mormon history, including increased access to archives. MacKinnon also recounts his experiences with the Mormon History Association, including his presidency, and reflects on the mentors and colleagues who influenced his work
Mormon History Association Oral History Interview of William P. MacKinnon on March 13, 2024 [Audio and Transcript]
No full textThis oral history interview with William P. MacKinnon, conducted on March 13, 2024, covers his multifaceted career as a historian, businessman, and philanthropist. MacKinnon discusses his education at Yale and Harvard Business School, his 25-year career at General Motors, and his extensive public service, including leadership roles at Children\u27s Hospital of Michigan and university boards. A significant portion of the interview is dedicated to his deep involvement in Mormon history, particularly his detailed research on the Utah War of 1857-1858, his most notable works At Sword\u27s Point, and his upcoming publications. He shares insights into historical research methods, the importance of primary sources, and the evolution of Mormon history, including increased access to archives. MacKinnon also recounts his experiences with the Mormon History Association, including his presidency, and reflects on the mentors and colleagues who influenced his work
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