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Transfer Entropies between Market Stocks

Tabachová, 2024

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5193367949375634571
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Tabachová Z
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Rényi transfer entropy (RTE) is a directional measure of information transfer which is used as an instrument for causality detection in complex systems. Due to its zooming property that allows to emphasize or suppress particular parts of probability distributions, especially tails …
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