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Thank you for the answer just to be clear I am actually using garchfit and garchinfer functions in MATLAB but I used these notions since most of people know R here. By any chance do you know that the residuals that I get from garchinfer function is the same as the '@residuals' from "fGarch" in R?
I don't know if this is the place to ask (I didn't want to create redundant questions) but I wonder if a maximum P-value for one-sided is half of the P-value two-sided t-test? To clarify, I am doing a fitting with lsfit function in R but I only want the t-statistic of positive side
Thanks. The only reason that I am using lsfit is that this is a line in the source code of a function rsFit in fArma package and I am not sure if I can change it?! Can I?
I added some more information. I am trying to compute the joint cdf of a set of 3d empirical copula (I said 2d here for simplification) and the order is just sorted data