Thanks for your video Ben! But how to we get the 'capital omega' (the variance-covariance matrix) in the first place in practice. Do you first do a simple OLS and estimate 'capital omega' from that?
Hi, thanks for your message, and kind words. Yes - you are absolutely correct. We first do OLS, then use the residuals from that regression to estimate omega. The whole process is called fGLS (feasible GLS). I think I have some videos on the topic if you search for them. Best, Ben
Nice and crisp derivation. Well done Ben!
Thanks for the nice explanation. Will we get the same estimates for Beta(OLS) and BETA(GLS)?
Thanks for your video Ben! But how to we get the 'capital omega' (the variance-covariance matrix) in the first place in practice. Do you first do a simple OLS and estimate 'capital omega' from that?
Hi, thanks for your message, and kind words. Yes - you are absolutely correct. We first do OLS, then use the residuals from that regression to estimate omega. The whole process is called fGLS (feasible GLS). I think I have some videos on the topic if you search for them. Best, Ben
@@SpartacanUsuals Thanks a lot! Appreciate your efforts ! :)
super amazing lecture ben