Markov switching: test linear restrictions across regimes
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2015 11:21 am
Dear all,
I have just estimated an AR markov-switching model. I get two coefficients for my regime-dependent variable of interest (regressor) which is a dummy.
I would like to test whether such coefficients are equal across the two regimes instructed: C(2)*ID_AUCB1=C(4)*ID_AUCB1, where c(2) is in the first equation (regime 1) and c(4) is in the second (regime 2).
When I try to do this through "Coefficient Diagnostics>Wald Test-Coefficient Restrictions", after I write "C(2)*ID_AUCB1=C(4)*ID_AUCB1" in the dialog box, it pops out a second dialog box "Observation" where I have to specify Date or ID.
1) I do not understand this, it seems as I can test it only for a specific date. Am I right?
2) I want to test it for the whole sample used for the estimation, is there a way to do it?
3) Am I missing something? Is it possible to test linear restrictions across regimes?
I did not find any reference in the manual.
Thanks for helping about this.
Gianluca
I have just estimated an AR markov-switching model. I get two coefficients for my regime-dependent variable of interest (regressor) which is a dummy.
I would like to test whether such coefficients are equal across the two regimes instructed: C(2)*ID_AUCB1=C(4)*ID_AUCB1, where c(2) is in the first equation (regime 1) and c(4) is in the second (regime 2).
When I try to do this through "Coefficient Diagnostics>Wald Test-Coefficient Restrictions", after I write "C(2)*ID_AUCB1=C(4)*ID_AUCB1" in the dialog box, it pops out a second dialog box "Observation" where I have to specify Date or ID.
1) I do not understand this, it seems as I can test it only for a specific date. Am I right?
2) I want to test it for the whole sample used for the estimation, is there a way to do it?
3) Am I missing something? Is it possible to test linear restrictions across regimes?
I did not find any reference in the manual.
Thanks for helping about this.
Gianluca