Article(electronic)#1December 2004
Assessing fiscal sustainability with alternative methodologies
In: Ensayos sobre política económica, Issue 46-1, p. 82-145
ISSN: 0120-4483
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Article(electronic)#2June 1996
Valoración de activos en mercados con restricciones de liquidez
In: Ensayos sobre política económica, Issue 29, p. 59-99
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Article(electronic)#3December 1990
Costos de liquidez de los bancos
In: Ensayos sobre política económica, Issue 18, p. 133-191
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Article(electronic)#4September 1997
Un análisis de los sistemas financieros latinoamericanos
In: Desarrollo y sociedad, Issue 40, p. 187-215
ISSN: 1900-7760, 0120-3584
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Acceleration of Bayesian model based data analysis
Inverse problems for parameter estimation often face a choice between the use of a real-time scheme with strong approximations or rigorous post-processing with explicit uncertainty handling. Plasma physics experiments set a particularly high demand of both and a solution that meets all of these requirements is missing. Standard Bayesian analysis is an excellent tool for the case at hand, with the disadvantage of extensive processing times. This work therefore presents a solution that satisfies the scientific requirements while reducing the need for a speed vs. rigorosity trade-off.
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Acceleration of Bayesian model based data analysis
Inverse problems for parameter estimation often face a choice between the use of a real-time scheme with strong approximations or rigorous post-processing with explicit uncertainty handling. Plasma physics experiments set a particularly high demand of both and a solution that meets all of these requirements is missing. Standard Bayesian analysis is an excellent tool for the case at hand, with the disadvantage of extensive processing times. This work therefore presents a solution that satisfies the scientific requirements while reducing the need for a speed vs. rigorosity trade-off.