Hardcoding pdl
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 2:19 pm
Hi,
When I hardcode a PDL specification following the recipe in the Manual (see Special Equation Expressions) to generate a quadratic on a variable and 9 lags (i.e. I write out the equations to match pdl(series,9,2)) and then compare it to the EViews pdl, I can successfully match gamma3 but not gamma1 or gamma2. Strangely, the adj r-square and all other regression stats (including the estimates on non-pdl terms) are the same as if I just used the pdl specification rather than write out the entire lag specification. It seems unlikely that I can follow the recipe for p=2 but not for p=1 or 0 (which is @movsum). Is EViews doing what the Manual says it is doing? Or am I missing something? Thanks.
When I hardcode a PDL specification following the recipe in the Manual (see Special Equation Expressions) to generate a quadratic on a variable and 9 lags (i.e. I write out the equations to match pdl(series,9,2)) and then compare it to the EViews pdl, I can successfully match gamma3 but not gamma1 or gamma2. Strangely, the adj r-square and all other regression stats (including the estimates on non-pdl terms) are the same as if I just used the pdl specification rather than write out the entire lag specification. It seems unlikely that I can follow the recipe for p=2 but not for p=1 or 0 (which is @movsum). Is EViews doing what the Manual says it is doing? Or am I missing something? Thanks.