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Q Statistics and LM Test for Serial Correlation. Model Two. Part 2 of 2. EVIEWS
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wandi sitorus
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on 04 Jun 2015
hello Mr, Sayed
im sorry if my question has been answered or out of topic of this vid.
i wanna know how to do Lagrange Multiplier test on eviews to choose Polled
model or Random one?
Sayed Hossain
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on 07 Jun 2015
For Panel I would suggest to use STATA as STATA is very much complete especially in fixed and random effect model. You can download STATA as demo from STATA company. I have also series of videos on STATA for fixed effect and random effect model.
wandi sitorus
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on 07 Jun 2015
oh i see, btw can eviews do Lagrange Multiplier test to check which model to use between random and polled ? also if you dont mind mister, can i also ask about random effect model? because my research using random effect and i got 1 question from lecture that I cant answer, thanks, I really appreciate your kindness
Sayed Hossain
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on 04 Jun 2015
+wandi sitorus EVIEWS has Adds In option on the menu bar. Go there and Add in for those tests. For case of panel Data, STATA is the best. You can download demo STATA version and follow my videos using STATA. However, you can join Hossain Academy Facebook below for more sharing. https://www.facebook.com/groups/hossainacademy/
Thanh Tú Nguyễn
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on 07 Apr 2015
Dear Sir,
how can we examine the null Hypothesis: Ho: p1=p2=p3=...=pn=0 using Q test
of Ljung - Box ?
Thanh Tú Nguyễn
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on 09 Apr 2015
+Sayed Hossain thank you Sir !!!
Sayed Hossain
commented
on 09 Apr 2015
Yes stationary data also we can say in other way
Thanh Tú Nguyễn
commented
on 08 Apr 2015
+Sayed Hossain Thank you sir, I watched it again and I got it. But one more question: In this case, there is no autocorrelation so this is a stationary data, isn't it?
Sayed Hossain
commented
on 08 Apr 2015
+Thanh Tú Nguyễn Did u see my videos on Correlogram?
farzaneh rahmanizadeh
commented
on 29 Mar 2015
dear sir ,which of those value is z-value to comparative with critical
value, because i saw in one article put in parentheses z value to
comparative ?
Sayed Hossain
commented
on 29 Mar 2015
+farzaneh rahmanizadeh It can be z distribution, t distribution etc.
Fernando Aguilera
commented
on 25 Mar 2015
How do we know the significant value is 5%? do we assume that? or how do we
get it?
Sayed Hossain
commented
on 26 Mar 2015
+Fernando Aguilera You are welcome
Fernando Aguilera
commented
on 25 Mar 2015
thank you sir
Sayed Hossain
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on 25 Mar 2015
+Fernando Aguilera When the p value is equal or more than 0.05 then we say it is significant at 5 percent level.
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