Ye Lu
School of Economics, University of Sydney
ye.lu1 [at] sydney.edu.au
I am an econometrician interested in econometric theory, time series econometrics, and high-dimensional methods.
I have been coordinating the Econometrics seminar series at the School of Economics, University of Sydney. Here is a list of researchers in our group focused primarily on the study of econometric theory.
Upcoming and recent seminar and conference presentations
September 20, 2024: seminar at University of Melbourne, Australia
September 13, 2024: seminar at University of Adelaide, Australia.
May 29-30, 2024: SETA 2024. Academia Sinica, Taipei.
February 16, 2024: seminar at University of Oxford, UK.
February 9, 2024: seminar at University of Exeter, UK.
Publications
Electricity price spike clustering: A zero-inflated GARX approach (2023). Energy Economics, 124. With Neyavan Suthaharan.
Working paper version: download
Bootstrap inference for Hawkes and general point processes (2023). Journal of Econometrics, 235 (1), 133-165. With Giuseppe Cavaliere, Anders Rahbek, and Jacob Stærk-Østergaard.
Working paper version: arXiv | MATLAB code [GitHub][Live script] | R code [GitHub]
Testing for stationarity at high frequency (2020). Journal of Econometrics, 215 (2), 341-374. With Bibo Jiang and Joon Y. Park.
Estimation of long-run variance of continuous time stochastic process using discrete sample (2019). Journal of Econometrics, 210 (2), 236-267 With Joon Y. Park.
Working papers
To boost or not to boost? That is the question, with Adrian Pagan.
Understanding regressions with observations collected at high frequency over long span, with Yoosoon Chang and Joon Y. Park. Revised and resubmitted to Quantitative Economics.
MATLAB code [download], March 2022
Work in progress
Maximum simulated likelihood estimation for factor copula models, with James Priest.
Two classes of skew-elliptical copulas.
Pricing infinite horizon cash flow in continuous time, with John Stachurski.
Cross-sectional dependence and time-varying slope parameters in panel data models, with Tim Neal.
Teaching
University of Sydney
ECMT1020 Introduction to Econometrics, S1, 2021-2024
ECOS3904 Applied Macroeconometrics, S2, 2017-2020.
ECMT6006 Applied Financial Econometrics, S1, 2018-2024