Reevaluating the Taylor Rule with Machine Learning
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用机器学习重新评估泰勒规则
- 研究问题
- 如何通过重新估计线性泰勒规则和构建非线性模型，使模型给出的联邦基金利率更贴近美联储历史上实际实施的利率？
- 方法与思路
- 作者以 OLS 重新估计通胀、通胀缺口和产出缺口的系数，再用通胀与产出缺口作为输入，通过梯度下降拟合非线性利率模型。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 作者称线性估计提示原规则的部分系数偏高，非线性模型显著改善历史利率拟合，但仍在三次泡沫破裂引发的衰退中偏离。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对通胀与通胀缺口的定义及线性依赖、截距的经济解释、数据划分，以及精度提升是否经过样本外评估。
- 阅读边界
- 这是 arXiv 预印本，不能据此认定已同行评审或期刊接收；摘要未给出系数、样本区间与精度指标，历史拟合不足以证明预测能力。
原文摘要
This paper aims to reevaluate the Taylor Rule, through a linear and a nonlinear method, such that its estimated federal funds rates match those actually previously implemented by the Federal Reserve Bank. In the linear method, this paper uses an OLS regression model to find more accurate coefficients within the same Taylor Rule equation in which the dependent variable is the federal funds rate, and the independent variables are the inflation rate, the inflation gap, and the output gap. The intercept in the OLS regression model would capture the constant equilibrium target real interest rate set at 2. The linear OLS method suggests that the Taylor Rule overestimates the output gap and standalone inflation rate's coefficients for the Taylor Rule. The coefficients this paper suggests are shown in equation (2). In the nonlinear method, this paper uses a machine learning system in which the two inputs are the inflation rate and the output gap and the output is the federal funds rate. This system utilizes gradient descent error minimization to create a model that minimizes the error between the estimated federal funds rate and the actual previously implemented federal funds rate. Since the machine learning system allows the model to capture the more realistic nonlinear relationship between the variables, it significantly increases the estimation accuracy as a result. The actual and estimated federal funds rates are almost identical besides three recessions caused by bubble bursts, which the paper addresses in the concluding remarks. Overall, the first method provides theoretical insight while the second suggests a model with improved applicability.