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Variable selection for quantile autoregressive model: Bayesian methods versus classical methods
Bo Peng1, Kai Yang1, Xiaogang Dong1
1School of Mathematics and Statistics, Changchun University of Technology, Changchun, People's Republic of China.
Abstract:
In this article, we introduce three Bayesian variable selection methods for the quantile autoregressive model with explanatory variables. The Gibbs sampling algorithms are developed for each method by setting different priors. The numerical simulations suggest that the Gibbs sampling algorithms converge fast and Bayesian variable selection methods are reliable. A real example is given to analysis the relationship between the count of total rental bikes and five explanatory variables. Both simulations and data example indicate that the proposed methods are feasible, reliable, and appropriate for analyzing the Bike Sharing data set.
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