Economy, asked by angelinahshabangu, 10 months ago

what is the difference between stochastic disturbance term and the residual

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Answered by Anonymous
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There is a theoretical model underlying any regression analysis. Consider

yi=βXi+uiyi=βXi+ui

where yiyi is the explained variable, XiXi are the independent variables and uiui is a random error. This random error (or stochastic disturbance) is not observed. We now estimate ββ as β^β^. Substituting this estimate into the equation we get

yi=β^Xi+ϵiyi=β^Xi+ϵi

where ϵiϵi is the residual in the estimated equation. \epsiloniepsiloni is not, in general, equal to uiui. as β^β^ is not equal to ββ. The residual is observed. The error is not observed.

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