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AR(∞) representation<br />

A simple idea <strong>for</strong> linear <strong>for</strong>ecasting is to (auto)regress yt on its own<br />

lags, employing all the (partial) linear correlations of yt with its past.<br />

Infinite order Autoregressive representation:<br />

yt = E[yt|Yt−1] + εt<br />

E[yt|Yt−1] = α + π1yt−1 + π2yt−2 + . . . (7.2)<br />

E[(yt − µ)|Yt−1] = π1(yt−1 − µ) + π2(yt−2 − µ) + . . . + εt<br />

where α is a constant so that<br />

(1 − πk) −1 α = µ is the constant perfectly predictable<br />

deterministic part,<br />

π1(yt−1 − µ) + (π2 − µ)yt−2 + . . . is the (linearly) predictable<br />

stochastic part, and<br />

εt is the unpredictable innovation part or prediction error, satisfying<br />

the White Noise condition.<br />

Exercise (3): Using stationarity of yt, show E(yt) = µ = α<br />

1− πk .<br />

Chapter 7.1 Heij et al, TI Econometrics II 2006/2007 – p. 15/24

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