bootstrap scheme

[′büt‚strap ‚skēm]

(particle physics)

A theory of elementary particles in which the existence of each particle contributes to forces between it and other particles; these forces lead to bound systems which are the particles themselves.

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In Section 3 the employed bootstrap selection method is illustrated and the bootstrap scheme briefly recalled.

The Applied Bootstrap Scheme. Sieve [31] [32,33] is the bootstrap scheme employed here.

Each time series [s.sub.1] (i = 1,2, ..., S) has been artificially replicated B = 125 times using the bootstrap scheme outlined in Section 3.2 (the simulations have been implemented using the software R (8.1 version) and performed using the hardware resources of the University of California, San Diego; in particular, the computer server EULER (maintained by the Mathematical Department) and the supercomputer IBM-TERAGRID have been employed).

Bootstrap Order Determination for ARMA Models: A Comparison between Different Model Selection Criteria

Alternatively one can use a different bootstrap scheme, such as the stationary bootstrap of Politis and Romano (1994).

Alternatively one can define [??]([x]) to be its analytical value under the bootstrap scheme that is employed.

Model confidence sets for forecasting models

"'As to this bootstrap scheme concocted by that fellow Weatherly, I am unalterably opposed to it.' He paused, wiped his brow with his foulard, then reached for and coughed into several layers of tissue.