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Replication data for: The BARISTA: A Model for Bid Arrivals in Online Auctions
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1. Documentation
AOAS0612-001R1A0.pdf
Adobe PDF - 386 KB - 11 downloads
Original article for this study
Readme.txt
Plain Text - 1 KB - 7 downloads
Detailed information on the files in this study
2. Data
Empirical_CDF.m
Plain Text - 340 bytes - 16 downloads
Computes the CDF(threshold) = P(X <= threshold) for a given dataset
QC_alpha3.m
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Computes CDF-based (quick&crude) estimate of alpha3 in [T-d2,T] based on s,t within this interval, and gives a standard error based on bootstrap
QC_alpha.asv
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Estimates alpha1 and alpha2
QC_alpha.m
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Computes quick&dirty estimate of alpha in a chosen interval ([0,d1], [d1-T-d2], or [T-d2,T]) based on two values T-s and T-t within this interval. The program gives an estimate and a standard error based on bootstrap
QC_d1d2.m
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Computes CDF-based (quick&crude) estimates of the change-points d1, d2 and their standard error based on bootstrap
SimulateBarristaArrivals.m
Plain Text - 1 KB - 14 downloads
Simulates arrivals from this process
supplement.zip
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Zip file containing all of the files required to replicate this study