Unit root tests check if a time series is stationary or non-stationary. A stationary time series does not trend upward or downward over time and its coefficients represent the true relationships. Heteroscedasticity tests check if the error term has constant mean, variance, and co-variance over time. Autocorrelation tests check if the error term is random or correlated over time. Multicollinearity tests check for direct relationships between dependent and independent variables which could result in spurious regressions. The variance inflation test removes independent variables to check if each dependent variable is independent.
Unit root tests check if a time series is stationary or non-stationary. A stationary time series does not trend upward or downward over time and its coefficients represent the true relationships. Heteroscedasticity tests check if the error term has constant mean, variance, and co-variance over time. Autocorrelation tests check if the error term is random or correlated over time. Multicollinearity tests check for direct relationships between dependent and independent variables which could result in spurious regressions. The variance inflation test removes independent variables to check if each dependent variable is independent.
Unit root tests check if a time series is stationary or non-stationary. A stationary time series does not trend upward or downward over time and its coefficients represent the true relationships. Heteroscedasticity tests check if the error term has constant mean, variance, and co-variance over time. Autocorrelation tests check if the error term is random or correlated over time. Multicollinearity tests check for direct relationships between dependent and independent variables which could result in spurious regressions. The variance inflation test removes independent variables to check if each dependent variable is independent.
Unit root tests check if a time series is stationary or non-stationary. A stationary time series does not trend upward or downward over time and its coefficients represent the true relationships. Heteroscedasticity tests check if the error term has constant mean, variance, and co-variance over time. Autocorrelation tests check if the error term is random or correlated over time. Multicollinearity tests check for direct relationships between dependent and independent variables which could result in spurious regressions. The variance inflation test removes independent variables to check if each dependent variable is independent.
Time series trend upward or downward (it does not reach max point) Then coefficients will not tell true value To check prob = 0.000 at Level or 1st Difference Heteroscedasticity Error term – Mean, Variance, Co-variance should be constant If not constant then regression line will not be show true data, THE DATA WOULD BE HETEROGENEOUS Run HAC-TEST to make it constant, THE DATA WOULD BECOME HOMOGENEOUS, because it minimizes error term. Make the plotted data points closer to the regression line Autocorrelation Error Term should not be consistent Eg. Same mistake every time is not mistake it is a Habit Against the human nature to minimize error too much Prob< Mistake should be random +ve auto correlation = Insignificant value shown as in significant and VICE VERSA FOR -ve Autocorrelation If this happen than data is known as Spurious regression = not reliable Multi collinearity Check direct relation between dependent variables and independent variables The test would make each variable dependent Variance inflation test Removes Independent variable, each dependent variable made independent and runs the test Check for significant value Prob F-Stat Value>4 then no need to run test If not then run Ramsay Test if still not >4 then this means that a significant value has been omitted