Hello,
I would like to know if there is a way to run a recursive least squares algorithm in order to check for linear versus non-linear dependence in my variables.
Best regards,
Konstantinos
Recursive least squares
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Re: Recursive least squares
You might take a look in the manual or the help system for "recursive least squares."Hello,
I would like to know if there is a way to run a recursive least squares algorithm in order to check for linear versus non-linear dependence in my variables.
Best regards,
Konstantinos
Re: Recursive least squares
Thanks for the reply.
I have already checked that. But I am interested in a time series regression with many lags, while the document says that the option is not available for ARMA models.
That's why I asked for the algorithmn in order to try to modify the procedure accordingly.
I have already checked that. But I am interested in a time series regression with many lags, while the document says that the option is not available for ARMA models.
That's why I asked for the algorithmn in order to try to modify the procedure accordingly.
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Re: Recursive least squares
You can put in lags of the dependent variable, but admittedly that's not going to get you all the way to ARMA errors.
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