How to compare interpretatively different models for the conditional variance. Juutilainen I, R., J. Journal of Applied Statistics, 37(5):983-998, 2010. abstract bibtex This study considers regression-type models with heteroscedastic
Gaussian errors. The conditional variance is assumed to depend on
the explanatory variables via a parametric or non-parametric
variance function. The variance function has usually been selected
on the basis of the log-likelihoods of fitted models. However,
log-likelihood is a difficult quantity to interpret --- the
practical importance of differences in log-likelihoods have been
difficult to assess. This study overcomes these difficulties by
transforming the difference in log-likelihood to easily
interpretative difference in the error of predicted deviation. In
addition, methods for testing the statistical significance of the
observed difference in test data log-likelihood are proposed.
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the explanatory variables via a parametric or non-parametric
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on the basis of the log-likelihoods of fitted models. However,
log-likelihood is a difficult quantity to interpret --- the
practical importance of differences in log-likelihoods have been
difficult to assess. This study overcomes these difficulties by
transforming the difference in log-likelihood to easily
interpretative difference in the error of predicted deviation. In
addition, methods for testing the statistical significance of the
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