论文信息 - Forecasting House Prices in the 50 States Using Dynamic Model Averaging and Dynamic Model Selection

Forecasting House Prices in the 50 States Using Dynamic Model Averaging and Dynamic Model Selection

We examine house price forecastability across the 50 states using Dynamic Model Averaging and Dynamic Model Selection, which allow for model change and parameter shifts. By allowing the entire forecasting model to change over time and across locations, the forecasting accuracy improves substantially. The states in which housing markets have been the most volatile are the states in which model change and parameter shifts have been needed the most.

Stig Vinther Møller | Lasse Bork | S. Møller | Lasse Bork

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