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We discuss here a method for identifying relationships between high-frequency and lowfrequency data based on a dynamic regression technique. This allows users to estimate a quarterly analogue to an underlying monthly regression equation. The resulting equation which may be non-linear in the...
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The article proposes an iterative algorithm for the estimation of fixed and random effects of a nonlinearly aggregated mixed model. The latter arises when an additive Gaussian model is formulated at the disaggregate level on a nonlinear transformation of the responses, but information is...
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This paper proposes a reduced rank regression framework for constructing coincident and leading indexes. Based on a formal definition that requires that the first differences of the leading index are the best linear predictor of the first differences of the coincident index, it is shown that the...
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Pierce, Grupe, and Cleveland (1984) introduced a fixed regression approach to the problem of seasonal adjustment for weekly time series. Cleveland (1993) expanded this approach by adding locally-weighted regressions to allow for varying seasonal factors, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics...
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The paper documents and illustrates state space methods that implement time series disaggregation by regression methods, with dynamics that depend on a single autoregressive parameter. The most popular techniques for the distribution of economic flow variables, such as Chow-Lin, Fern´andez and...
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The paper documents and illustrates state space methods that implement time series disaggregation by regression methods, with dynamics that depend on a single autoregressive parameter. The most popular techniques for the distribution of economic flow variables, such as Chow-Lin, Fernandez and...
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This paper examines the distributions of (zero frequency) unit root test statistics for I(1) processes in the presence of noninvertible moving average components. The analysis initially considers a noninvertible MA(1), for which the asymptotic distribution of the ADF test statistic under the...
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics uses state-space time series models to produce small area labor force estimates from the monthly Current Population Survey (CPS). For each area, a separate model is fitted that combines a classical components model for the unobservable population values with a...
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This work presents a comparison of different techniques for disaggregating annual flow time series by a quarterly related indicator, based on a Monte Carlo experiment. A first goal of the study is related to the estimation of the autoregressive parameter implied by the solution proposed by Chow...
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