Hi everybody!
I want to test the out-of-sample forecasting ability of a VECM on Eviews and am stuck. What I do is the following:
1) I divide my sample in two (I have monthly data series)
2) I estimate the VECM in my first sub-sample
3) I solve the model for my second sub-sample and manually compute the forecast errors
I would like to understand what Eviews does here exactly. Does Eviews compute 1-step ahead forecasts here, and does it employ rolling or recursive schemes?
How can I use the rolling scheme, and is it possible for me to do 2-step and 8-step ahead forecasts as well?
Thank you for your help so much!
VECM forecasting
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EViews Gareth
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Re: VECM forecasting
It does not use a rolling forecast. You'll have to write that yourself in a program. A search of the forum should bring up examples.
Re: VECM forecasting
Gareth, tx a ton for your response. Is it one-step ahead forecasts? What does Eviews do? I'm a bit confused
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Re: VECM forecasting
Depends on whether you are performing a dynamic or a static solve.
Static solve uses the fixed coefficient estimates, and the actual past values of the series. Dynamic solve uses fixed coefficients, but the forecasted/solved past values of the series.
Static solve uses the fixed coefficient estimates, and the actual past values of the series. Dynamic solve uses fixed coefficients, but the forecasted/solved past values of the series.
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