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# Manual
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## Model Specification
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## Recursion
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## Links
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Links are reparametrizations utilized in the estimation. For example, if we want to estimate a parameter ``f`` which is by definition strictly positive, then an obvious way to estimate ``f`` via numerical optimization is to model ``\tilde{f} = \ln{f}``. We refer to this procedure as **linking**. After obtaining the optimal value of ``\tilde{f}``, we can then **unlink** it to obtain ``f`` by computing ``f = e^{\tilde{f}}``.
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Links are reparametrizations utilized to ensure certain parameter is within its original domain, i.e. in a distribution one would like to ensure that the time varying parameter ``f \in \mathbb{R}^+``. The way to do this is to model ``\tilde{f} = \ln{f}``. More generally one can stablish that ``\tilde{f} = h(f)``. We refer to this procedure as **linking**. When the parameter is linked the GAS recursion happens in the domain of ``\tilde{f}`` and then one can recover the orginal parameter by ``f = \left(h\right)^-1(\tilde f)``. We refer to this procedure as **unlinking**. The new GAS recursion becomes.
Notice that the change in parametrization changes the dynamics of the model. The GAS(1,1) for a Normal distribution with inverse scaling ``d = 1`` is equivalent to the GARCH(1, 1) model, but only on the original parameter, if you work with a different parametrization the model is no longer equivalent.
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### Types of links
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