Dear Stata-sticians,
I am a little puzzled by Stata's calculation of the Mean Square Error when using a predict command following ARIMA estimation to dynamically predict the first 8 periods after the initial dataset ended
I am using the code:
arima D.lnwpi, ar(1 2 4)
tsappend, add(8)
predict dynamic, dynamic(tq(1991q1)) y
predict dynamic_mse, dynamic(tq(1991q1)) mse
What I don't really understand is how Stata is calculating MSE values for these predictions when there are no observed values against which to compare them... :-/ The Stata manual is really unhelpful in terms of how it calculates the MSE (which incidentally also seems to exhibit variation throughout the data), so either I fundamentally misunderstand what the MSE is, or Stata has a particular way of calculating it.
Either way, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tim
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