Time Series Regression Flashcards

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Time series data

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Sample consistently repeating the same unit of observations over time - time series regression has emphasis on prediction and forecasting.

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Growth rates of Y between periods t and t-1

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= ln(Y(t)) - ln(Y(t-1))
=approx.(Y(t)-Y(t-1))/Y(t-1)

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Autocorrelation

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Correlation of a time series with its own lagged value

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Auto regressions

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Regressionj models that relate a time series variable to its past (lagged) value - the order of the regression indicates the number of lags in the regression

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Forecast value and forecast error

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If the error is negative this means that the model overpredicts growth in 2011

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Root mean forecast error

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Forecast intervals

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Highlight the range of uncertainty around the model’s forecast

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pth order autoregressive model

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Adding more lags to the model which can improve the model fit (Rsquare increase) in increase the model forecast accuracy (increse RMSFE)

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Autoregressive distributed lag models

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Using ADL for modelling lagged impact of an independent variable on a dependent variable (included lags of the dependent variables)

the gammas are just the beta for the independent compared to the dependent
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Key assumptions of the ADL model

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  1. Zero conditional mean - the errors are independent
  2. Large outliers unlikely
  3. No perfect multicollinearity
  4. Future tends to be like the past
  5. The variables bcome independent as the number of lags included becomes larger
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Granger causality

Testing predictative content

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Based on the D-stat associated with the joint test - do a different test for each set of lags (ie. different test of the lags significant for rural prices and urban prices)
- If the hypothesis are rejected this means they contain predictive content for P(t) conditional on all other variables in the ADL model

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12
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How to choose the number of lags that should be included for AR(p) model

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  1. Bayes-Schwarz info criterion - calculate the BIC for the different orders and then choose the lowest BIC
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How to choose the number of lags that should be included for ADL models

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Akaike information criterion - use this formula to find the BICS and then again choose the lowest BIC and this is the order (number of lags) that should be included.

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Steps to deseasonalise and detrend data

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