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Durbin Watson Test Bound in R

3 messages · MaXiaoyue, Jeff Newmiller, Achim Zeileis

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I would first enter

?RSiteSearch

at the R console, and learn how to sift through the 5000+ packages at CRAN for myself.

Then I would enter

RSiteSearch("Durbin")

and then study the many options available.

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MaXiaoyue <xiaoyue-ma at live.cn> wrote:
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On Mon, 25 Nov 2013, MaXiaoyue wrote:

            
Although the bounds approach to the Durbin-Watson test is still described 
in many text books, there are actually various ways to get p-values for 
the Durbin-Watson statistic. dwtest() in "lmtest" implements the exact 
p-value (assuming normal disturbances) as well as the asymptotic 
approximation. durbinWatsonTest() in "car" implements a bootstrap approach 
(that is also applicable to lags higher than 1).