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Posted: **Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:57 pm**

Dear fellows,

I wonder how to include trend in residual variance.
For instance,
y = alpha + beta*x + e
E(e^2) = v_0 + v*@trend

Best wishes.

Posted: **Mon Nov 08, 2010 1:02 am**

You need to do maximum likelihood estimation. EViews has a LogL ojbect (Object/New Object/LogL) to handle this kind of estimation problems. Your model can be specified as follows:

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@logl mle 
rsdl = y - c(1) - c(2)*x
var = c(3)+c(4)*@trend 
mle = log(@dnorm(rsdl/@sqrt(var))) - log(var)/2
param c(1) .0 c(2) .0 c(3) .1 c(4) .0

Please keep in mind that you might experience some convergence problems due to the variance specification. In that case, you can assign different starting values for the coefficients to be estimated (i.e. the last line that starts with the param command) or change the specification itself.

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