On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Wendy (alias Eric Duton?) wrote:
When applying multiple regression on timeseries data, should I check
(similarly to ARIMA-models) for unit roots in the dependent variable
and the predictor variables and perform the necessary differencing
OR
could
Dear all,
When applying multiple regression on timeseries data, should I check
(similarly to ARIMA-models) for unit roots in the dependent variable and the
predictor variables and perform the necessary differencing
OR
could I simply start the multiple regression analysis on the pure timeseries
Dear all,
When applying multiple regression on timeseries data, should I check
(similarly to ARIMA-models) for unit roots in the dependent variable and the
predictor variables and perform the necessary differencing
OR
could I simply start the multiple regression analysis on the pure timeseries
Dear all,
When applying multiple regression on timeseries data, should I check
(similarly to ARIMA-models) for unit roots in the dependent variable and the
predictor variables and perform the necessary differencing
OR
could I simply start the multiple regression analysis on the pure timeseries
On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Wendy (alias Eric Duton?) wrote:
When applying multiple regression on timeseries data, should I check
(similarly to ARIMA-models) for unit roots in the dependent variable
and the predictor variables and perform the necessary differencing
OR
could I simply start
