Case TS: Test of Significance
Case TS: Tests of Significance of Coefficients
For the following series, suppose that the forecaster fits a quadratic trend.
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|Dependent Variable: Y | | |
|Sample: 1 40 | | | |
|Included observations: 40 | | |
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|Variable |Coefficient |Std. Error |t-Statistic |Prob. |
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|C |2.545662 |2.746653 |0.926823 |0.3600 |
|T |0.001570 |0.308960 |0.005081 |0.9960 |
|T*T |0.012973 |0.007308 |1.775139 |0.0841 |
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|R-squared |0.589935 | Mean dependent var |9.758133 |
|Adjusted R-squared |0.567769 | S.D. dependent var |8.370830 |
|S.E. of regression |5.503342 | Akaike info criterion |6.320626 |
|Sum squared resid |1120.610 | Schwarz criterion |6.447292 |
|Log likelihood |-123.4125 | F-statistic |26.61477 |
|Durbin-Watson stat |2.043732 | Prob(F-statistic) |0.000000 |
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It appears that both t and t*t are not significant, using 5% significance level.
However R-squared and Adjusted R-squared are quite high. Here an F-test gives provides an insight:
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The critical value of F-statistic is 95 percentile of the F distribution with the numerator degrees of freedom=2 and the denominator degrees of freedom=37, which equals 3.25 (using Eviews function @qfdist(0.95, 2, 37)). This can also be verified from the p-value of the F-statistic which is less than 5%.
Note that DW is close to 2. This means that the residuals are not positively auto-correlated. The test is thus valid.
The test rejects H0 and this implies that at least one coefficient is not zero. So, a natural next step is to fit a linear trend as follows:
|Dependent Variable: Y | | | |
|Sample: 1 40 | | | | |
|Included observations: 40 | | | |
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|Variable |Coefficient |Std. Error |t-Statistic |Prob. | |
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|C |-3.259866 |1.689106 |-1.929936 |0.0611 | |
|T |0.507448 |0.071796 |7.067952 |0.0000 | |
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|R-squared |0.567966 | Mean dependent var |7.142819 | |
|Adjusted R-squared |0.556596 | S.D. dependent var |7.871580 | |
|S.E. of regression |5.241572 | Akaike info criterion |6.199827 | |
|Sum squared resid |1044.015 | Schwarz criterion |6.284271 | |
|Log likelihood |-121.9965 | F-statistic |49.95595 | |
|Durbin-Watson stat |2.184679 | Prob(F-statistic) |0.000000 | |
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