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"robustness test" is a way to check how well something performs under different conditions or challenges. It helps determine if something is strong, reliable, or can withstand various changes or impacts.
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And we present a large number
of robustness tests addressing alternative model specifications (in the text and the on - line appendices)!
The researchers ran
many robustness tests to assess the strength of a causal linkage, all of which supported the validity of their findings.
The Altman Z - Score is a basic
credit robustness test that uses five financial ratios in various proportions to gauge a company's health.
Out - of -
sample robustness tests in Japan, United Kingdom, and Europe ex UK provide confirming, if somewhat weaker, evidence.
We have subjected our initial findings to a variety
of robustness tests, all of which they passed.
In robustness tests, he considers past return measurement and holding intervals of one, three, nine and 12 months.
We have made three changes to the «Simple Asset Class ETF Value Strategy» (SACEVS) based on results of
robustness tests and subscriber comments:
In
a robustness test for the EW Top 3 portfolio, we consider lookback intervals ranging from one to 12 months.
A «
robustness test» which mentions «elevated loads» is required, but the details are left to manufacturers.