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<bibitem type="J">   <ARLID>0458944</ARLID> <utime>20240103212157.8</utime><mtime>20160425235959.9</mtime>   <SCOPUS>84964422446</SCOPUS> <WOS>000382559300008</WOS>  <DOI>10.1080/14697688.2016.1149612</DOI>           <title language="eng" primary="1">Estimation of zero-intelligence models by L1 data</title>  <specification> <page_count>23 s.</page_count> <media_type>P</media_type> </specification>   <serial><ARLID>cav_un_epca*0039898</ARLID><ISSN>1469-7688</ISSN><title>Quantitative Finance</title><part_num/><part_title/><volume_id>16</volume_id><volume>9 (2016)</volume><page_num>1423-1444</page_num></serial>    <keyword>Limit Order Market</keyword>   <keyword>Stochastic Models</keyword>   <keyword>Econometric Methods</keyword>    <author primary="1"> <ARLID>cav_un_auth*0101206</ARLID> <full_dept language="cz">Ekonometrie</full_dept> <full_dept language="eng">Department of Econometrics</full_dept> <department language="cz">E</department> <department language="eng">E</department> <full_dept>Department of Econometrics</full_dept>  <share>100</share> <name1>Šmíd</name1> <name2>Martin</name2> <institution>UTIA-B</institution> <country>CZ</country> <garant>K</garant> <fullinstit>Ústav teorie informace a automatizace AV ČR, v. v. i.</fullinstit> </author>   <source> <url>http://library.utia.cas.cz/separaty/2016/E/smid-0458944.pdf</url> </source>        <cas_special> <project> <ARLID>cav_un_auth*0281000</ARLID> <project_id>GBP402/12/G097</project_id> <agency>GA ČR</agency> <country>CZ</country> </project>  <abstract language="eng" primary="1">A unit volume zero-intelligence (ZI) model is defined and the distribution of its L1 process is recursively described. Further, a generalized ZI model allowing non-unit market orders, shifts of quotes and general in-spread events is proposed and a formula for the conditional distribution of its quotes is given, together with a formula for price impact. For both the models, MLE estimators are formulated and shown to be consistent and asymptotically normal. Consequently, the estimators are  applied to data of six US stocks from nine electronic markets. It is found that more complex variants of the models, despite being significant, do not give considerably better predictions than their simple versions with constant intensities.</abstract>     <RIV>BB</RIV>    <reportyear>2017</reportyear>      <num_of_auth>1</num_of_auth>  <inst_support> RVO:67985556 </inst_support>  <permalink>http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0260311</permalink>   <confidential>S</confidential>  <unknown tag="mrcbC86"> 3+4 Article Business Finance|Economics|Mathematics Interdisciplinary Applications|Social Sciences Mathematical Methods  </unknown>         <unknown tag="mrcbT16-e">SOCIALSCIENCES.MATHEMATICALMETHODS|ECONOMICS|BUSINESS.FINANCE|MATHEMATICS.INTERDISCIPLINARYAPPLICATIONS</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-f">1.060</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-g">0.125</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-h">7.4</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-i">0.00483</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-j">0.502</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-k">1857</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-s">0.659</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-4">Q1</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-5">0.825</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-6">112</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-7">Q2</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-B">35.687</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-C">40.7</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-D">Q3</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-E">Q2</unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbT16-P">51.441</unknown> <arlyear>2016</arlyear>       <unknown tag="mrcbU14"> 84964422446 SCOPUS </unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbU34"> 000382559300008 WOS </unknown> <unknown tag="mrcbU63"> cav_un_epca*0039898 Quantitative Finance 1469-7688 1469-7696 Roč. 16 č. 9 2016 1423 1444 </unknown> </cas_special> </bibitem>