Hi,
I have used ar(1) to address the issue of autocorrelation. The Durbin-Watson value reached 1.85 which is excellent. However, none of the independent variables become significant. Is there other than ar(1) to eliminate autocorrelation? Please see attached.
Thank you in advance.
Eliminate Autocorrelation with a Method other than Ar(1)
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Eliminate Autocorrelation with a Method other than Ar(1)
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Re: Eliminate Autocorrelation with a Method other than Ar(1)
Dear All,
Can anyone help me on this? If not, could you please refer me to where I can find a solution.
Thank you in advance.
Can anyone help me on this? If not, could you please refer me to where I can find a solution.
Thank you in advance.
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EViews Glenn
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Re: Eliminate Autocorrelation with a Method other than Ar(1)
You can add lagged endogenous to the specification to whiten the residuals.
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Re: Eliminate Autocorrelation with a Method other than Ar(1)
But don't do it unless you have a very specific reason to. AR(1) and a lagged endogenous variable are not the same specification and lead to very different interpretations of the dynamic response of he system to the exogenous variables.You can add lagged endogenous to the specification to whiten the residuals.
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Re: Eliminate Autocorrelation with a Method other than Ar(1)
True, unless there are no other regressors. It didn't seem to me that the original AR specification was chosen with a particular dynamic structure in mind. I was going to add originally, but didn't, that if the significance of results changed a lot, I would worry...
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