We consider the analytic basis for PcGets, an Ox Package implementing automatic generalto- specific (Gets) modelling for linear, dynamic, regression models. PcGets mimics the theory of reduction – whereby empirical models arise – by commencing from a general congruent specification, which is then simplified to a minimal representation consistent with the desired selection criteria and the data evidence. We discuss the properties of PcGets, since results to date suggest that model selection can be relatively non-distortionary, even when the mechanism is unknown, and contrast Gets with possible alternatives
Disputes about econometric methodology partly reflect a lack of evidence on alternative approaches. ...
Disputes about econometric methodology partly reflect a lack of evidence on alternative approaches. ...
The properties of automatic model selection are discussed, focusing on PcGets. We explain the backgr...
We consider the analytic basis for PcGets, an Ox Package implementing automatic generalto- specific ...
We consider the analytic basis for PcGets, an Ox Package implementing automatic general-to-specific ...
We describe some recent developments in PcGets, and consider their impact on its performance across ...
We describe some recent developments in PcGets, and consider their impact on its performance across ...
This review examines the facilities provided by PcGets version 1.0, an OxMetrics module designed to ...
After reviewing the simulation performance of general-to-specific automatic regression-model selecti...
After reviewing the simulation performance of general‐to‐specific automatic regression‐model selecti...
After reviewing the simulation performance of general-to-specific automatic regression-model selecti...
This review examines the facilities provided by PcGets version 1.0, an OxMetrics module designed to ...
This paper presents a set of questions prepared by Clive Granger with responses by David Hendry on t...
Model selection is ubiquitous as we simply do not know the underlying data generating process. Howev...
We establish the consistency of the selection procedures embodied in PcGets, and compare their perfo...
Disputes about econometric methodology partly reflect a lack of evidence on alternative approaches. ...
Disputes about econometric methodology partly reflect a lack of evidence on alternative approaches. ...
The properties of automatic model selection are discussed, focusing on PcGets. We explain the backgr...
We consider the analytic basis for PcGets, an Ox Package implementing automatic generalto- specific ...
We consider the analytic basis for PcGets, an Ox Package implementing automatic general-to-specific ...
We describe some recent developments in PcGets, and consider their impact on its performance across ...
We describe some recent developments in PcGets, and consider their impact on its performance across ...
This review examines the facilities provided by PcGets version 1.0, an OxMetrics module designed to ...
After reviewing the simulation performance of general-to-specific automatic regression-model selecti...
After reviewing the simulation performance of general‐to‐specific automatic regression‐model selecti...
After reviewing the simulation performance of general-to-specific automatic regression-model selecti...
This review examines the facilities provided by PcGets version 1.0, an OxMetrics module designed to ...
This paper presents a set of questions prepared by Clive Granger with responses by David Hendry on t...
Model selection is ubiquitous as we simply do not know the underlying data generating process. Howev...
We establish the consistency of the selection procedures embodied in PcGets, and compare their perfo...
Disputes about econometric methodology partly reflect a lack of evidence on alternative approaches. ...
Disputes about econometric methodology partly reflect a lack of evidence on alternative approaches. ...
The properties of automatic model selection are discussed, focusing on PcGets. We explain the backgr...