Confidence intervals for the largest root of autoregressive models based on instrumental variable estimators. (Q5941016)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1635171
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    Confidence intervals for the largest root of autoregressive models based on instrumental variable estimators.
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1635171

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      Confidence intervals for the largest root of autoregressive models based on instrumental variable estimators. (English)
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      20 August 2001
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      For estimating the largest root of autoregressive (AR) models, we propose an instrumental variable scheme which discounts a large value of regressors corresponding to the largest roots. The pivotal value of the estimator of the largest root is asymptotically normal for any value of the largest root. This fact allows us to construct a simple confidence interval based on \(\pm\)\,standard error, say, with good coverage probability and shorter average length than those of \textit{J.H. Stock} [J. Monetary Econ. 28, 435--459 (1991)] and \textit{D.W.K. Andrews} [Econometrica 61, 139--165 (1993; Zbl 0772.62064)].
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      Confidence interval
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      Instrumental variable estimation
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      \(M\)-estimation
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      Recursive mean adjustment
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      Unit root
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