This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecast by combining predictions from all possible linear regression models given a set of potentially relevant predictors. We derive the asymptotic risk of least squares averaging estimators in a local asymptotic framework. We then develop a frequentist model averaging criterion, an asymptotically unbiased estimator of the asymptotic risk, to select forecast weights. Monte Carlo simulations show that our averaging estimator compares favorably with alternative methods such as weighted AIC, weighted BIC, Mallows model averaging, and jackknife model averaging. The proposed method is applied to stock return predictions
International audienceA general method to combine several estimators of the same quantity is investi...
Numerous forecast combination techniques have been proposed. However, these do not systematically ou...
This paper uses local-to-unity theory to evaluate the asymptotic mean-squared error (AMSE) and forec...
This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecas...
This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecas...
This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecas...
This paper proposes forecast combination based on the method of Mallows Model Averaging (MMA). The ...
This paper considers forecast combination with factor-augmented regression. In this frame-work, a la...
This paper derives the limiting distributions of least squares averaging estimators for linear regre...
This paper proposes a new estimator for least squares model averaging. A model average estimator is ...
This paper proposes a new model averaging estimator for the linear regression model with heteroskeda...
This chapter summarises the recent approaches to optimal forecast combination from a frequentist per...
In the past 20 years, model averaging has been developed as a better tool than model selection in st...
Several frequentist and Bayesian model averaging schemes, including a new one that simultaneously al...
We extend the standard approach to Bayesian forecast combina-tion by forming the weights for the for...
International audienceA general method to combine several estimators of the same quantity is investi...
Numerous forecast combination techniques have been proposed. However, these do not systematically ou...
This paper uses local-to-unity theory to evaluate the asymptotic mean-squared error (AMSE) and forec...
This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecas...
This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecas...
This paper considers forecast combination in a predictive regression. We construct the point forecas...
This paper proposes forecast combination based on the method of Mallows Model Averaging (MMA). The ...
This paper considers forecast combination with factor-augmented regression. In this frame-work, a la...
This paper derives the limiting distributions of least squares averaging estimators for linear regre...
This paper proposes a new estimator for least squares model averaging. A model average estimator is ...
This paper proposes a new model averaging estimator for the linear regression model with heteroskeda...
This chapter summarises the recent approaches to optimal forecast combination from a frequentist per...
In the past 20 years, model averaging has been developed as a better tool than model selection in st...
Several frequentist and Bayesian model averaging schemes, including a new one that simultaneously al...
We extend the standard approach to Bayesian forecast combina-tion by forming the weights for the for...
International audienceA general method to combine several estimators of the same quantity is investi...
Numerous forecast combination techniques have been proposed. However, these do not systematically ou...
This paper uses local-to-unity theory to evaluate the asymptotic mean-squared error (AMSE) and forec...