SF.CI {sufficientForecasting} | R Documentation |
Conformal inference of the sufficient forecasting
Description
Conformal inference of the sufficient forecasting
Usage
SF.CI(
y,
X,
newX = NULL,
type = "LM",
K = "default",
L = 1,
alpha = 0.1,
discretization = TRUE,
nslices = 10
)
Arguments
y |
Response, T by 1 matrix |
X |
Predictors, p by T matrix |
newX |
New predictors, a vector contains p entries (or |
type |
|
K |
The number of common factors (default = obtained
by |
L |
The number of predictive indices, L is required to be no greater than K (default = 1) |
alpha |
Mis-coverage rate |
discretization |
Hyperparameter in SIR (default = |
nslices |
Hyperparameter in SIR (default = 10) |
Value
A list with components
- yhat
Out-of-sample forecast for
newX
; or in-sample forecast for the last observed data point ifnewX
isNULL
- ci_lower
Lower bound of conformal interval
- ci_upper
Upper bound of conformal interval
References
Yu, X., Yao, J. and Xue, L. (2022), Nonparametric estimation and conformal inference of the sufficient forecasting with a diverging number of factors, Journal of Business & Economic Statistics 40(1), 342–354.
Examples
utils::data(dataExample,package = "sufficientForecasting")
SF.CI(dataExample$y,dataExample$X,type = "LM",alpha = 0.05)