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Table 1: Summary of the statistics on the 3-month T-Bill rates and the first differences, January 1997-February 2017.
Figure 1: 3-month Treasury Bill rates and their first differences, January 1997-February 2017.
Table 2: RMSE and PRMSE for the out-of-sample, January-February 2017.
Figure 3: Yield curves on 2 January 2017. The blue solid line is the 1Var yield curve, the black line is the R-NTotal yield curve and the red dash-dotted line is the observed yield curve.
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