Recursive Estimation and Testing of Dynamic Models

Juan Del Hoyo and J. Guillermo Llorente

Computational Economics, 2000, vol. 16, issue 1/2, 85 pages

Abstract: Recursive estimates can be useful for diagnostic purposes, but algorithms for estimating dynamic models recursively with autocorrelated perturbations can be computationally complicated. Thus, we propose a Conditional Recursive Least Squares algorithm (CRLS): given initial full-sample consistent estimates obtained from a correctly specified model, the model is linearized to obtain recursive consistent estimators along the full sample. These may in turn be used to compute statistics to test for structural breaks with unknown break dates. This procedure is illustrated with the Gas-Furnace data.

Keywords: nonlinear models; autocorrelated perturbations; recursive estimators; recursive sequential tests (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2000
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