| Subject: | Re: Linear regression or time-series forecasting? What's more appropriate? |
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| From: | "Reef Fish" |
| Date: | 31 Dec 2006 11:27:35 -0800 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.math, sci.stat.math |
Nick wrote: < very lengthy question snipped> > > From memory (30 years ago) and searching on Google, much of time-series > forecasting uses linear regression. This is a completely inappropriate characterization as well as description of how time-series data are used in forcasting! Some kinds of time series models CAN be approximated by the use of lag and differences as independent variables in a regression. My co-author Harry V. Roberts have written books using that approximate method, but that is hardly the correct nor the usual way of using time series methods in forecasting. -- Reef Fish Bob. |
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