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forecasting 2 Bayesian shrinkage regression 1 Bayesian variable selection 1 Kalman filter 1 dynamic factor model 1 euro area 1 factor models 1 partial least squares 1 principal components analysis 1 shrinkage regression 1
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English 1 Undetermined 1
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Camba-Méndez, Gonzalo 1 Kapetanios, George 1 Ouysse, Rachida 1 Papailias, Fotis 1 Weale, Martin R. 1
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School of Economics, UNSW Business School 1
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Discussion Papers / School of Economics, UNSW Business School 1 ECB Working Paper 1
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EconStor 1 RePEc 1
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An automatic leading indicator, variable reduction and variable selection methods using small and large datasets: Forecasting the industrial production growth for euro area economies
Camba-Méndez, Gonzalo; Kapetanios, George; Papailias, Fotis - 2015
This paper assesses the forecasting performance of various variable reduction and variable selection methods. A small and a large set of wisely chosen variables are used in forecasting the industrial production growth for four Euro Area economies. The results indicate that the Automatic Leading...
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Comparison of Bayesian moving Average and Principal Component Forecast for Large Dimensional Factor Models.
Ouysse, Rachida - School of Economics, UNSW Business School - 2011
The growing availability of financial and macroeconomic data sets including a large number of time series (hence the high dimensionality) calls for econometric methods providing a convenient and parsimonious representation of the covariance structure both in the time and the cross-sectional...
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