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Postby ivory4 » Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:56 am

After using Boxjen to estimate ARIMA(p,1,q), I DISPLAY the equation defined in the model. Notice the constant is different from estimate while the coefficients are the same.
Why?

How does @armadlm transform ARIMA into statespace form? I would like to use drawn parameters for adlm and fdlm to replace those generated by @armadlm(a=adlm,f=fdlm) equation
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Re: BoxJen

Postby TomDoan » Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:11 am

ivory4 wrote:After using Boxjenk to estimate ARIMA(p,1,q), I DISPLAY the equation defined in the model. Notice the constant is different from estimate while the coefficients are the same. Why?


That's explained in the description of BOXJENK. BOXJENK estimates the model in a form where the CONSTANT is the mean of the process, not the intercept in the reduced form needed in the equation form.

ivory4 wrote:How does @armadlm transform ARIMA into statespace form? I would like to use drawn parameters for adlm and fdlm to replace those generated by @armadlm(a=adlm,f=fdlm) equation


That's explained in quite a bit of detail in the comments in the procedure file. I would just reset the coefficients for the ARMA equation (use %eqnsetcoeffs) and apply ARMADLM to the result; nothing that you would do would be any different.
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