Dear all,
is it possible to implement a bayesian approach for a univariate estimation model? How?
Univariate Bayesian Estimation
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Re: Univariate Bayesian Estimation
There is nothing built in to do it. Yet...
Re: Univariate Bayesian Estimation
That's okay. Alternatively, how can I manage different time windows? How can I identify them? For example, how can I handle COVID-19 shocks that might affect the estimation of coefficients in a model and the forecasting results?
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Re: Univariate Bayesian Estimation
Can you be more specific? You can control the estimation window or forecast window with the command.
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For example, although EViews is not specifically designed for Bayesian models, is it possible to implement a "simplified version" of dynamic linear models using state-space structures and the Kalman filter? How?
Re: Univariate Bayesian Estimation
What I want is to obtain accurate estimates of the coefficients of my equation, which might be influenced by external phenomena.
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Re: Univariate Bayesian Estimation
If you want to exclude the pandemic you could set the estimation to be something like
Alternatively, you might include a dummy variable that is set to 1.0 during the pandemic.
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