Hi,
How can I eliminate the autocorrelation to reach Durbin Watson close to 2?
What are the steps to do that?
Thank you in advance.
Autocorrelation
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startz
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Re: Autocorrelation
Look at the AR(1) command in the help system.
Re: Autocorrelation
Hi,
I followed the instructions but a message appeared:” Insufficient number of observations”
Attached the snap shots of what I did.
Please help.
Thank you
I followed the instructions but a message appeared:” Insufficient number of observations”
Attached the snap shots of what I did.
Please help.
Thank you
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Re: Autocorrelation
Hard to say without seeing the workfile. I do note that you appear to have a three-dimensional panel with 2 observations per block. This may or may not be what you want...
Re: Autocorrelation
This is the work file.
Are the results change if I use/not use the 3D panel data?
Thank you in advance.
Are the results change if I use/not use the 3D panel data?
Thank you in advance.
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Re: Autocorrelation
EViews seems to think the time dimension is your 3rd dimension. You need it to understand that year is the time dimension.
Re: Autocorrelation
It worked after I deleted the time dimension.
Thank you indeed for your help.
Thank you indeed for your help.
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