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Good Morning List, I am looking for some help on running a within-sample
forecast in SPSS v17.0.3. I am using the PASW Forecasting package and
have been trying to do some Time Series analyses, but have so far been unable to
do any within-sample tests of my modeling. Has anyone done this in SPSS
and how can I by pass the default settings – these (estimation period)
are defaulted to start= “first case” and end = “last case.”
I want to use about 70% to 75% of my available observations for a within sample
testing for my models and use the remaining 25% for model validation! TIA Mike |
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The estimation period is set outside the Time Series Modeler dialog: Estimation and Forecast Periods Estimation Period. The estimation period defines the set of cases used to determine the model. By default, the estimation period includes all cases in the active dataset. To set the estimation period, select Based on time or case range in the Select Cases dialog box. Depending on available data, the estimation period used by the procedure may vary by dependent variable and thus differ from the displayed value. For a given dependent variable, the true estimation period is the period left after eliminating any contiguous missing values of the variable occurring at the beginning or end of the specified estimation period. Forecast Period. The forecast period begins at the first case after the estimation period, and by default goes through to the last case in the active dataset. You can set the end of the forecast period from the Options tab.
Good Morning List, I am looking for some help on running a within-sample forecast in SPSS v17.0.3. I am using the PASW Forecasting package and have been trying to do some Time Series analyses, but have so far been unable to do any within-sample tests of my modeling. Has anyone done this in SPSS and how can I by pass the default settings – these (estimation period) are defaulted to start= “first case” and end = “last case.” I want to use about 70% to 75% of my available observations for a within sample testing for my models and use the remaining 25% for model validation! TIA Mike |
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Alex, Thank you very much for this clarification. I have been using the
Eviews package where you can specify the range of values the model should use.
Perhaps the ability to do this within the TS Modeler, in addition to the
available options, would be a big improvement to the SPSS forecasting package(?)
Sincerely Michael From: SPSSX(r) Discussion
[mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Alex Reutter
Estimation Period. The estimation period defines the set of cases used to
determine the model. By default, the estimation period includes all cases in
the active dataset. To set the estimation period, select Based on time or case
range in the Select
Cases dialog box. Depending on available data, the estimation period used
by the procedure may vary by dependent variable and thus differ from the
displayed value. For a given dependent variable, the true estimation period is
the period left after eliminating any contiguous missing values of the variable
occurring at the beginning or end of the specified estimation period. Forecast Period. The forecast period begins at the first case after the
estimation period, and by default goes through to the last case in the active
dataset. You can set the end of the forecast period from the Options
tab.
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