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We consider the analytic basis for PcGets, an Ox Package implementing automatic generalto- specific (Gets) modelling for linear, dynamic, regression models. PcGets mimics the theory of reduction – whereby empirical models arise – by commencing from a general congruent specification, which is then simplified to a minimal representation consistent with the desired selection criteria and the data evidence. We discuss the properties of PcGets, since results to date suggest that model selection ca...
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- Econometrics and the philosophy of economics: Theory-data confrontations in economics
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- oai:economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk:9640
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New Developments in Automatic General-to-Specific Modeling.
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