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noncontinuous

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See: discrete, disjunctive


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Finally, in the third step, noncontinuous demographics (sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, marital status, highest educational qualification, and annual income) were likewise entered into the model.
The catalyst monitor on your customers Camry is a noncontinuous monitor.
However, Branger and Schlag (2004) have recently criticized the delta hedging error approach, arguing that noncontinuous hedging and model misspecification biases the mean hedging error as a measure of volatility risk.
 
 
 
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