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356—Chapter 14. Forecasting from an Equation able. These forecasts may be interpreted as the forecasts for subsequent periods that would be computed using information available at the start of the forecast sample. Dynamic forecasting requires that data for the exogenous variables be available for every observation in the forecast sample, and that values for any lagged dependent variables be observed at the start of the forecast sample (in our example, y S − 1 , but more generally, any lags of y ). If necessary, the forecast sample will be adjusted. Any missing values for the explanatory variables will generate an NA for that observation and in all subsequent observations, via the dynamic forecasts of the lagged dependent variable. Static Forecasting Static forecasting performs a series of one-step ahead forecasts of the dependent variable: • For each observation in the forecast sample, EViews computes yÖ S + k = cÖ ( 1 ) + cÖ ( 2 )x S + k + cÖ ( 3 )z S + k + cÖ ( 4 )y S + k − 1 (14.8) always using the actual value of the lagged endogenous variable. Static forecasting requires that data for both the exogenous and any lagged endogenous variables be observed for every observation in the forecast sample. As above, EViews will, if necessary, adjust the forecast sample to account for pre-sample lagged variables. If the data are not available for any period, the forecasted value for that observation will be an NA. The presence of a forecasted value of NA does not have any impact on forecasts for subsequent observations. A Comparison of Dynamic and Static Forecasting Both methods will always yield identical results in the first period of a multi-period forecast. Thus, two forecast series, one dynamic and the other static, should be identical for the first observation in the forecast sample. The two methods will differ for subsequent periods only if there are lagged dependent variables or ARMA terms. Forecasting with ARMA Errors Forecasting from equations with ARMA components involves some additional complexities. When you use the AR or MA specifications, you will need to be aware of how EViews handles the forecasts of the lagged residuals which are used in forecasting.
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