A Comparison of the Forecasting Performance of Markov-Switching and Threshold Autoregressive Models of US GNP
Michael P. Clements, Hans‐Martin Krolzig
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Michael P. Clements, Hans‐Martin Krolzig
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While there has been a great deal of interest in the modeling of non-linearities in economic time series, there is no clear consensus regarding the forecasting abilities of non-linear time series models. We evaluate the performance of two leading non-linear models in forecasting post-war US GNP, the self-exciting threshold autoregressive model and the Markov-switching autoregressive model.
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While there has been a great deal of interest in the modeling of non-linearities in economic time series, there is no clear consensus regarding the forecasting abilities of non-linear time series models. We evaluate the performance of two leading non-linear models in forecasting post-war US GNP, the self-exciting threshold autoregressive model and the Markov-switching autoregressive model.
Key concepts: Autoregressive model, SETAR, Markov chain, Econometrics, STAR model, Series (stratigraphy), Nonlinear autoregressive exogenous model, Markov model