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Different Results

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 1:35 am
by turkhanali
Dear Friends,

When I using FM-OLS.SRC and FM.SRC , I found the results are different. Then I checked with GAUSS program, the results from FM.SRC and Gauss code are same. I am wondering is it because the FM.SRC and Gauss code use pre-whitening before do fully modified OLS, but FM-OLS does not. Is that correct? Is there any way that we still can estimate it using FM-OLS with pre-whitening process. I have checked the FM-OLS code there is no option for pre-whitening.

In addition, Is it possible for FM.SRC do estimation without pre-whitening? How?

Thank in advance.

Re: Different Results

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 10:45 am
by TomDoan
Any estimation that involves calculation of a long-run variance (such as fully modified OLS) will depend upon the method chosen for computing that. That doesn't make one right and one wrong; they're just different. We (at Estima) wrote fm.src to match the Hansen Gauss routine; we did not write fmols. Is there some feature in fmols that you need that's not in fm?

Re: Different Results

Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:38 am
by turkhanali
Hi, Tom,

Is it possible to include the structural break tests (SupF, Mean F and Lc) in the FM.SRC as additional feature of FM.src to match the Gauss code?

Or Does RATS have it already in other procedures? Please kindly advise.

Thanks.

Re: Different Results

Posted: Sun Jun 06, 2010 12:25 pm
by TomDoan
Isn't that what Kai Carstensen's procedures do?