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请向下滚动查看文章 统计通信 - 模拟和计算 通过 Copula 函数对金融数据中的时间依赖性进行统计建模 通过 Copula 函数对金融数据中的时间依赖性进行统计建模
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Francesco Perri
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F. Domma;S. Giordano;Pier;Francesco Perri
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