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Regressing by Rolling Time

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Subject: Regressing by Rolling Time
From: ng singlan <singlan4rock9@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 23:30:27 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi,
 
Does anyone know that can S-Plus handle Regression by Rolling Time? For example, analyzing data for a time period of say May 2001-May 2006, then for a time period of Jun 2001-Jun 2006, then for a time period of July 2001-July 2006.
 
I know that S-Plus FinMetrics can do for a time period of say from May 2001-May 2006, then for a time period from May 2001- Jun 2006, then for a time period from May 2001-July 2006, which the end date is increasing but the start date is still the same. But i need to do the regression which both of the start date and end date is increasing(+1)
 
I would like to know also can S-Plus handle panel data and cross sectional time regression.
 
Thank you.
 
Best Regards,
NSL


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