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This paper surveys recent developments in the evaluation of point forecasts. Taking West's (2006) survey as a starting point, we briey cover the state of the literature as of the time of West's writing. We then focus on recent developments, including advancements in the evaluation of forecasts...
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This paper surveys recent developments in the evaluation of point forecasts. Taking West’s (2006) survey as a starting point, we briefl y cover the state of the literature as of the time of West’s writing. We then focus on recent developments, including advancements in the evaluation of...
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In this paper we provide analytical and Monte Carlo evidence that Chow and Predictive tests can be consistent against alternatives that allow structural change to occur at either end of the sample. Attention is restricted to linear regression models that may have a break in the intercept. The...
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This paper surveys recent developments in the evaluation of point forecasts. Taking West's (2006) survey as a starting point, we briefly cover the state of the literature as of the time of West's writing. We then focus on recent developments, including advancements in the evaluation of forecasts...
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This paper surveys recent developments in the evaluation of point forecasts. Taking West’s (2006) survey as a starting point, we briefly cover the state of the literature as of the time of West’s writing. We then focus on recent developments, including advancements in the evaluation of...
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