Publication Date:
2019
abstract:
The use of Big Data and, more specifically, Google Trends data in nowand forecasting, has become common practice nowadays, even by Institutes and
Organizations producing official statistics worldwide. However, the use of Big Data
has many neglected implications in terms of model estimation, testing and forecasting, with a significant impact on final results and their interpretation. Using a
MIDAS model with Google Trends covariates, we analyse sampling error issues and
time-domain effects triggered by these digital economy new data sources.
Organizations producing official statistics worldwide. However, the use of Big Data
has many neglected implications in terms of model estimation, testing and forecasting, with a significant impact on final results and their interpretation. Using a
MIDAS model with Google Trends covariates, we analyse sampling error issues and
time-domain effects triggered by these digital economy new data sources.
Iris type:
2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Keywords:
Google trend · Mixed frequency · Representativeness
List of contributors:
Andreano, Ms; Benedetti, R; Piersimoni, F; Postiglione, P; Savio, G
Book title:
New statistical developments in data science