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BLUP in the panel regression model with spatially and serially correlated error components

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This paper considers a panel data regression model with spatial and serial correlation. We derive the best linear unbiased predictors for a spatial error component model including remainder disturbances that follow an AR(1) process, an AR(2) process, a special AR(4) process for quarterly data or an MA(1) process.

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Song, S.H., Jung, B.C. BLUP in the panel regression model with spatially and serially correlated error components. Statistical Papers 43, 551–566 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00362-002-0123-x

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