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This paper innovatively bridges theoretical non-asymptotic error bounds for least squares estimation with practical applications, merging rigorous statistical theory and robust empirical validation via $simulated$ and $real$ datasets. Its originality lies in novel methodologies and fresh perspectives, making it compelling for econometricians and financial forecasters seeking impactful, grounded modeling advancements.
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This paper innovatively bridges theoretical non-asymptotic error bounds for least squares estimation with practical applications, merging rigorous statistical theory and robust empirical validation via $simulated$ and $real$ datasets. Its originality lies in novel methodologies and fresh perspectives, making it compelling for econometricians and financial forecasters seeking impactful, grounded modeling advancements.
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