Forecasting Aggregates with Disaggregate Variables : Does Boosting Help to Select the Most Relevant Predictors?

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dc.description.abstractIncluding disaggregate variables or using information extracted from the disaggregate variables into a forecasting model for an economic aggregate may improve the forecasting accuracy. In this paper we suggest to use the boosting method to select the disaggregate variables which are most helpful in predicting an aggregate of interest. We conduct a simulation study to investigate the variable selection ability of this method. To assess the forecasting performance a recursive pseudo-out-of-sample forecasting experiment for six key Euro area macroeconomic variables is conducted. The results suggest that using boosting to select relevant predictors is a feasible and competitive approach in forecasting an aggregate.eng
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dc.identifier.doi10.1002/for.2415
dc.identifier.ppn41660997X
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dc.subjectaggregation, macroeconomic forecasting, componentwise boosting, factor analysiseng
dc.subject.ccsC22, C43, C52, C53, C82
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dc.titleForecasting Aggregates with Disaggregate Variables : Does Boosting Help to Select the Most Relevant Predictors?eng
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