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Horizons h ∈ {1, 3} months; the target of origin t at horizon h is the month t + h.\n- A forecast made at origin t may use only observations dated ≤ t (expanding window: the training sample grows with t). Model selection, parameter estimation and any transformation (e.g. differencing, scaling) must use only observations dated ≤ t.\n- Naive baseline: the forecast for every horizon is the most recent available observation dated ≤ t (if the origin month itself is missing, use the latest earlier observation).\n- If the actual value at a target month is missing in the data, that (origin, horizon) pair still appears in the forecast ledger with an empty `actual`, but is excluded from all error statistics; report the number of evaluated pairs per horizon.\n- The evaluation errors are computed on the data as given (final vintage); do not claim real-time validity.\n\n## Required outputs\n- `out/forecasts.csv` — the forecast ledger, one row per (origin, horizon, model), with columns `origin_date` (YYYY-MM-DD), `target_date` (YYYY-MM-DD), `horizon` (integer), `forecast` (number), `actual` (number, empty if missing), `model` (string: `naive` for the baseline, and the value of `model_name` for your model). 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The estimands are the out-of-sample root-mean-squared error (RMSE) and mean absolute error (MAE) of (a) the naive forecast and (b) one model of your choice, computed over a fixed set of rolling (expanding-window) forecast origins, and the relative improvement of the model over the naive forecast, 1 − RMSE_model / RMSE_naive, at each horizon.\n\n## Inputs\n- `data/UNRATE.csv` — observed data: US unemployment rate (percent, seasonally adjusted, monthly), FRED series UNRATE (source BLS), retrieved 2026-10-30 (UTC) from https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.csv?id=UNRATE, exactly as served (header `observation_date,UNRATE`, one row per month dated YYYY-MM-01, 1948-01 to 2026-09). Missing observations appear as an empty value field. This is the current (final) vintage; see `data/README.md` for provenance, SHA-256 and terms.\n\n## Information-availability rules\n- Forecast origins: the 36 months t = 2023-07-01, 2023-08-01, …, 2026-06-01 (the `observation_date` of the origin month). Horizons h ∈ {1, 3} months; the target of origin t at horizon h is the month t + h.\n- A forecast made at origin t may use only observations dated ≤ t (expanding window: the training sample grows with t). Model selection, parameter estimation and any transformation (e.g. differencing, scaling) must use only observations dated ≤ t.\n- Naive baseline: the forecast for every horizon is the most recent available observation dated ≤ t (if the origin month itself is missing, use the latest earlier observation).\n- If the actual value at a target month is missing in the data, that (origin, horizon) pair still appears in the forecast ledger with an empty `actual`, but is excluded from all error statistics; report the number of evaluated pairs per horizon.\n- The evaluation errors are computed on the data as given (final vintage); do not claim real-time validity.\n\n## Required outputs\n- `out/forecasts.csv` — the forecast ledger, one row per (origin, horizon, model), with columns `origin_date` (YYYY-MM-DD), `target_date` (YYYY-MM-DD), `horizon` (integer), `forecast` (number), `actual` (number, empty if missing), `model` (string: `naive` for the baseline, and the value of `model_name` for your model). Expected: 36 origins × 2 horizons × 2 models = 144 rows.\n- `out/results.json` with the keys:\n\n| key | type | unit | meaning |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `task_id` | string | — | \"F3-dev-01\" |\n| `model_name` | string | — | short name of your model (e.g. \"AR2_diff\"), used in the `model` column |\n| `model_description` | string | — | one-sentence specification (lags, transformation, estimation sample start, estimation method) |\n| `n_origins` | integer | — | number of forecast origins (36) |\n| `first_origin`, `last_origin` | string | date | first and last origin dates |\n| `n_evaluated_h1`, `n_evaluated_h3` | integer | — | (origin, horizon) pairs with a non-missing actual, per horizon |\n| `rmse_naive_h1`, `mae_naive_h1`, `rmse_naive_h3`, `mae_naive_h3` | number | percentage points | naive-forecast errors per horizon |\n| `rmse_model_h1`, `mae_model_h1`, `rmse_model_h3`, `mae_model_h3` | number | percentage points | your model's errors per horizon |\n| `rel_improvement_rmse_h1`, `rel_improvement_rmse_h3` | number | fraction | 1 − rmse_model / rmse_naive (negative if the model is worse) |\n| `feasibility` | string | — | \"complete\", \"partial\" or \"infeasible\" |\n| `feasibility_reason` | string or null | — | explanation if not complete |\n| `data_issues` | array of {\"issue\",\"handling\"} | — | data problems detected and how handled (empty list if none) |\n| `n_input_rows` | object | — | {\"UNRATE.csv\": number of data rows read, excluding the header} |\n| `n_analysed` | integer | — | observations used in the last training window |\n| `random_seed` | integer or null | — | seed used, if any |\n\n- `out/report.md` with the sections: Question; Data and exclusions; Method; Results; Uncertainty; Limitations and open issues.\n- `out/analysis.py` — running `~/wp29/venv/bin/python out/analysis.py` from the workspace root must regenerate `out/results.json` and `out/forecasts.csv` from `data/` only, deterministically.\n- `out/claims.json` — a list of the central claims of the report: [{\"id\": \"C1\", \"text\": \"...\", \"results_keys\": [\"...\"], \"status\": \"supported\"|\"unsupported\"|\"not_evaluated\", \"caveat\": \"...\"}].\n\n## Constraints\n- No network access. Python: `~/wp29/venv/bin/python` (numpy, pandas, scipy, statsmodels available). 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Deterministic (no randomness).\"\"\"\nimport json, os\nimport numpy as np\nimport pandas as pd\nfrom scipy import stats\n\nDATA = \"data/UNRATE.csv\"\nOUT = \"out\"\nP = 2 # AR order on first differences\nHORIZONS = (1, 3)\nMODEL_NAME = \"AR2_diff\"\nORIGINS = pd.date_range(\"2023-07-01\", \"2026-06-01\", freq=\"MS\")\n\nraw = pd.read_csv(DATA, dtype={\"observation_date\": str})\nn_raw = len(raw)\ns = pd.Series(raw[\"UNRATE\"].values, index=pd.to_datetime(raw[\"observation_date\"]), dtype=float)\nassert s.index.is_monotonic_increasing and not s.index.duplicated().any()\nassert len(pd.date_range(s.index[0], s.index[-1], freq=\"MS\")) == len(s)\n\n\ndef fit_ar_diff(y):\n \"\"\"OLS of d_t on const, d_{t-1..t-P}; rows with any NaN dropped. y: level series up to origin.\"\"\"\n d = y.diff()\n X = pd.concat([d.shift(k) for k in range(1, P + 1)], axis=1)\n df = pd.concat([d, X], axis=1).dropna()\n Y = df.iloc[:, 0].values\n Xm = np.column_stack([np.ones(len(df)), df.iloc[:, 1:].values])\n beta, *_ = np.linalg.lstsq(Xm, Y, rcond=None)\n return beta, len(df)\n\n\ndef forecast_model(y, origin, h):\n \"\"\"Forecast level at origin+h using only y (already truncated to <= origin).\"\"\"\n beta, nreg = fit_ar_diff(y)\n last_obs = y.last_valid_index()\n # state: interior missing values interpolated from data <= origin (state only, not training)\n ys = y.loc[:last_obs].interpolate(method=\"linear\", limit_area=\"inside\")\n steps = h + (len(pd.date_range(last_obs, origin, freq=\"MS\")) - 1) # extra steps if origin missing\n level = ys.iloc[-1]\n dl = list(ys.diff().iloc[-P:].values[::-1]) # most recent first\n for _ in range(steps):\n dn = beta[0] + sum(beta[k + 1] * dl[k] for k in range(P))\n level += dn\n dl = [dn] + dl[:-1]\n return level, nreg\n\n\nrows = []\nfor t in ORIGINS:\n y = s.loc[:t] # information set: observations dated <= t\n naive = y.dropna().iloc[-1]\n for h in HORIZONS:\n tgt = t + pd.DateOffset(months=h)\n actual = s.get(tgt, np.nan)\n fm, nreg = forecast_model(y, t, h)\n for m, f in ((\"naive\", naive), (MODEL_NAME, fm)):\n rows.append(dict(origin_date=t.strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\"), target_date=tgt.strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\"),\n horizon=h, forecast=round(float(f), 10),\n actual=(None if pd.isna(actual) else float(actual)), model=m))\nfc = pd.DataFrame(rows)\nos.makedirs(OUT, exist_ok=True)\nfc.to_csv(os.path.join(OUT, \"forecasts.csv\"), index=False)\n\nres = {\"task_id\": \"F3-dev-01\", \"model_name\": MODEL_NAME,\n \"model_description\": (\"AR(2) with intercept on first differences of UNRATE, estimated by OLS on all available \"\n \"observations from 1948-01 up to each origin (expanding window; rows touching missing \"\n \"values dropped), iterated h-step forecasts of differences cumulated onto the last \"\n \"observed level.\"),\n \"n_origins\": int(len(ORIGINS)), \"first_origin\": ORIGINS[0].strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\"),\n \"last_origin\": ORIGINS[-1].strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\")}\nextra = {}\nfor h in HORIZONS:\n sub = fc[(fc.horizon == h) & fc.actual.notna()]\n en = (sub[sub.model == \"naive\"].set_index(\"origin_date\").pipe(lambda d: d.actual - d.forecast))\n em = (sub[sub.model == MODEL_NAME].set_index(\"origin_date\").pipe(lambda d: d.actual - d.forecast))\n assert (en.index == em.index).all()\n n = len(en)\n res[f\"n_evaluated_h{h}\"] = int(n)\n for name, e in ((\"naive\", en), (\"model\", em)):\n res[f\"rmse_{name}_h{h}\"] = float(np.sqrt(np.mean(e ** 2)))\n res[f\"mae_{name}_h{h}\"] = float(np.mean(np.abs(e)))\n res[f\"rel_improvement_rmse_h{h}\"] = 1 - res[f\"rmse_model_h{h}\"] / res[f\"rmse_naive_h{h}\"]\n # Diebold-Mariano (squared-error loss), rectangular HAC with h-1 lags, Harvey-Leybourne-Newbold correction.\n # Note: with a missing pair the series has a gap; treated as consecutive (approximation, documented).\n dlt = (em.values ** 2 - en.values ** 2)\n dbar = dlt.mean(); dc = dlt - dbar\n gam = [np.sum(dc[k:] * dc[:n - k]) / n for k in range(h)]\n var = (gam[0] + 2 * sum(gam[1:])) / n\n if var <= 0:\n var = gam[0] / n\n dm = dbar / np.sqrt(var)\n hln = dm * np.sqrt((n + 1 - 2 * h + h * (h - 1) / n) / n)\n extra[f\"dm_stat_h{h}\"] = float(hln)\n extra[f\"dm_pvalue_two_sided_h{h}\"] = float(2 * stats.t.sf(abs(hln), df=n - 1))\n extra[f\"mean_error_naive_h{h}\"] = float(en.mean())\n extra[f\"mean_error_model_h{h}\"] = float(em.mean())\n\n# exclusion ledger (observation level, last training window)\nn_nonmiss = int(s.notna().sum())\nlast_window = s.loc[:ORIGINS[-1]]\nn_analysed = int(last_window.notna().sum())\n_, nreg_last = fit_ar_diff(last_window)\nex = pd.DataFrame([\n dict(step=1, rule=\"drop rows with missing UNRATE value\", n_before=n_raw, n_after=n_nonmiss,\n n_removed=n_raw - n_nonmiss, rationale=\"empty value field (2025-10-01) cannot be used for estimation\"),\n dict(step=2, rule=\"drop observations dated after last origin 2026-06-01\", n_before=n_nonmiss,\n n_after=n_analysed, n_removed=n_nonmiss - n_analysed,\n rationale=\"information rule: last training window uses only data <= last origin (later months are evaluation targets only)\"),\n])\nex.to_csv(os.path.join(OUT, \"exclusions.csv\"), index=False)\n\nmissing_dates = [d.strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\") for d in s.index[s.isna()]]\nres.update({\n \"feasibility\": \"complete\", \"feasibility_reason\": None,\n \"data_issues\": [\n {\"issue\": f\"missing observation(s) at {missing_dates}\",\n \"handling\": (\"target pairs with missing actual kept in ledger with empty actual and excluded from error \"\n \"statistics; origin 2025-10 uses latest earlier observation (naive) / iterates one extra step \"\n \"(model); for later origins the missing level is linearly interpolated from data <= origin for \"\n \"the AR state only; regression rows touching it are dropped\")},\n {\"issue\": \"COVID-19 outliers (2020-04 = 14.8%, large swings 2020-04..2020-08) in the estimation sample\",\n \"handling\": \"kept (no outlier treatment, decided a priori); they influence OLS coefficients - see report\"},\n {\"issue\": \"final-vintage (revised) data, not real-time vintages\",\n \"handling\": \"results describe pseudo-out-of-sample accuracy on revised data; no real-time claim\"},\n ],\n \"n_input_rows\": {\"UNRATE.csv\": int(n_raw)},\n \"n_analysed\": n_analysed,\n \"n_regression_rows_last_window\": int(nreg_last),\n \"random_seed\": None,\n})\nres.update(extra)\nbeta_last, _ = fit_ar_diff(last_window)\nres[\"ar_coefficients_last_window\"] = {\"const\": float(beta_last[0]), \"phi1\": float(beta_last[1]), \"phi2\": float(beta_last[2])}\nwith open(os.path.join(OUT, \"results.json\"), \"w\") as fh:\n json.dump(res, fh, indent=2)\nfor h in HORIZONS:\n print(f\"h={h}: n={res[f'n_evaluated_h{h}']} RMSE naive={res[f'rmse_naive_h{h}']:.4f} model={res[f'rmse_model_h{h}']:.4f} \"\n f\"rel_impr={res[f'rel_improvement_rmse_h{h}']:.4f} DM={res[f'dm_stat_h{h}']:.3f} p={res[f'dm_pvalue_two_sided_h{h}']:.3f}\")\n# F3-dev-01 — Can AR(2) on differences beat the naive forecast of US unemployment?\n\n## Question\nOver 36 monthly forecast origins from 2023-07-01 to 2026-06-01 (`first_origin`, `last_origin`, `n_origins`), does a simple autoregressive model forecast the US civilian unemployment rate (FRED UNRATE, %, SA) better than the naive no-change forecast at 1- and 3-month horizons? Each window grows with the origin (expanding window). I measure accuracy with RMSE and MAE in percentage points, and the relative improvement 1 − RMSE_model/RMSE_naive.\n\n## Data and exclusions\n- `data/UNRATE.csv` (SHA-256 621ff6fa…a06c, which matches the README) has 945 monthly rows from 1948-01 to 2026-09 (`n_input_rows`). There are no gaps or duplicate dates. Full audit: `out/state/data_audit.md`.\n- One value is missing: 2025-10-01 (`data_issues`). Two (origin, horizon) pairs target that month: (2025-09, h=1) and (2025-07, h=3). Both stay in `out/forecasts.csv` with an empty `actual` and are left out of the error statistics. That leaves 35 evaluated pairs per horizon (`n_evaluated_h1`, `n_evaluated_h3`).\n- Exclusion ledger (`out/exclusions.csv`): 945 raw rows, minus 1 missing value, minus 3 observations dated after the last origin, gives 941 observations in the last training window (`n_analysed`). That window yields 935 usable regression rows (`n_regression_rows_last_window`).\n- The 2020 COVID observations (14.8% in 2020-04) are real data points. I kept them, a choice made before any forecasts were evaluated.\n\n## Method\n- **Naive:** the forecast is the latest non-missing observation dated ≤ origin. For origin 2025-10, whose own value is missing, this is the 2025-09 value.\n- **Model `AR2_diff`** (`model_name`, `model_description`): an AR(2) with intercept on monthly first differences, fitted by OLS. At each origin it is re-estimated on all observations from 1948-01 up to that origin. Regression rows that involve the missing month are dropped. Forecasts are iterated h steps ahead and the predicted differences are added to the last observed level. For origin 2025-10, the model starts from 2025-09 and runs h+1 steps. For origins 2025-11 and 2025-12, the missing 2025-10 level needed for the lag state is filled by linear interpolation between 2025-09 and 2025-11. Both of those dates are ≤ the origin, so no future information is used.\n- I fixed the specification in `out/state/log.md` before computing any test-period errors and did no model selection on the test window. The method uses no randomness (`random_seed` = null).\n- Every transformation and estimate uses only data dated ≤ origin. A perturbation test confirmed this: setting all post-origin data to 99 left the forecasts unchanged (`out/state/checks.md`).\n\n## Results\n| horizon | n | RMSE naive | RMSE AR2_diff | MAE naive | MAE AR2_diff | 1 − RMSE ratio |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | 35 | 0.1171 (`rmse_naive_h1`) | 0.1199 (`rmse_model_h1`) | 0.0914 (`mae_naive_h1`) | 0.0957 (`mae_model_h1`) | −0.0235 (`rel_improvement_rmse_h1`) |\n| 3 | 35 | 0.1586 (`rmse_naive_h3`) | 0.1598 (`rmse_model_h3`) | 0.1200 (`mae_naive_h3`) | 0.1213 (`mae_model_h3`) | −0.0076 (`rel_improvement_rmse_h3`) |\n\n- The AR(2) model did **not** beat the naive forecast. Its RMSE was about 2.3% higher at h=1 and 0.8% higher at h=3 (`rel_improvement_rmse_h1`, `rel_improvement_rmse_h3`), and its MAE was also higher at both horizons.\n- The two forecasts are almost identical: they never differ by more than 0.016 pp (`out/state/checks.md`). In the last window the AR coefficients are close to zero (φ1 = 0.037, φ2 = −0.042, `ar_coefficients_last_window`), so the fitted model is essentially a random walk.\n- Both methods tended to under-forecast slightly over this period, when unemployment was drifting up. Mean error (actual − forecast) was about +0.017 pp at h=1 and +0.04 pp at h=3 for both (`mean_error_naive_h1`, `mean_error_model_h1`, `mean_error_naive_h3`, `mean_error_model_h3`).\n\n## Uncertainty\n- I ran a Diebold–Mariano test on squared-error loss, with HAC variance using h−1 lags and the Harvey–Leybourne–Newbold small-sample correction (t reference with n−1 df).\n - h=1: statistic = 2.50, two-sided p = 0.017 (`dm_stat_h1`, `dm_pvalue_two_sided_h1`). The model's loss is higher, but the RMSE difference is tiny (0.003 pp).\n - h=3: statistic = 1.36, p = 0.18 (`dm_stat_h3`, `dm_pvalue_two_sided_h3`).\n- These p-values are only indicative, for three reasons:\n - The AR model nests the random walk, so the standard DM test is not correctly sized. A Clark–West-type adjustment would be more suitable, and I did not run it.\n - There are only 35 evaluation pairs, and the h=3 errors overlap.\n - The pairs on either side of the missing month were treated as consecutive.\n- The data support \"no improvement over naive in this window\". They do not support any claim about a practically meaningful difference.\n\n## Limitations and open issues\n- **Final-vintage data:** the errors are pseudo-out-of-sample on revised data. They are not real-time performance, and I make no claim about real-time validity.\n- **Short window:** the evaluation covers only three years (35 pairs per horizon) of fairly calm, slowly rising unemployment. The result may not carry over to recessions or turning points.\n- **COVID observations:** these values were kept in the estimation sample. A probable reason the AR coefficients are near zero is that OLS is dominated by the 2020 swings, which would flatten the model into a random walk. I did not test this; a sensitivity check (a later sample start or outlier dummies) was not run because the task asks for one pre-specified model.\n- **Missing 2025-10 value:** two pairs are unevaluated. The interpolated lag state for origins 2025-11 and 2025-12 is an assumption, but it affects the model forecast at most marginally.\n- Only one model was evaluated, as the task specifies. The conclusion is about this AR(2)-on-differences specification, not about all time-series models.\nstep,rule,n_before,n_after,n_removed,rationale\n1,drop rows with missing UNRATE value,945,944,1,empty value field (2025-10-01) cannot be used for estimation\n2,drop observations dated after last origin 2026-06-01,944,941,3,information rule: last training window uses only data <= last origin (later months are evaluation targets only)\norigin_date,target_date,horizon,forecast,actual,model\n2023-07-01,2023-08-01,1,3.5,3.7,naive\n2023-07-01,2023-08-01,1,3.4956697105,3.7,AR2_diff\n2023-07-01,2023-10-01,3,3.5,3.9,naive\n2023-07-01,2023-10-01,3,3.499055711,3.9,AR2_diff\n 145 out/forecasts.csv\n935:2025-10-01,\nchecks.md\ncontract.md\ndata_audit.md\ngate_receipts\nlog.md\nphases.json","is_error":false}]},"uuid":"d5769d08-38e2-4cb3-bb86-2e16cb10de32","timestamp":"2026-10-30T06:03:44.760Z","toolUseResult":{"stdout":"\"\"\"F3-dev-01: rolling-origin (expanding-window) forecasts of UNRATE, naive vs AR(2) on first differences.\nRun from workspace root: ~/wp29/venv/bin/python out/analysis.py\nReads only data/UNRATE.csv; writes out/results.json, out/forecasts.csv, out/exclusions.csv. Deterministic (no randomness).\"\"\"\nimport json, os\nimport numpy as np\nimport pandas as pd\nfrom scipy import stats\n\nDATA = \"data/UNRATE.csv\"\nOUT = \"out\"\nP = 2 # AR order on first differences\nHORIZONS = (1, 3)\nMODEL_NAME = \"AR2_diff\"\nORIGINS = pd.date_range(\"2023-07-01\", \"2026-06-01\", freq=\"MS\")\n\nraw = pd.read_csv(DATA, dtype={\"observation_date\": str})\nn_raw = len(raw)\ns = pd.Series(raw[\"UNRATE\"].values, index=pd.to_datetime(raw[\"observation_date\"]), dtype=float)\nassert s.index.is_monotonic_increasing and not s.index.duplicated().any()\nassert len(pd.date_range(s.index[0], s.index[-1], freq=\"MS\")) == len(s)\n\n\ndef fit_ar_diff(y):\n \"\"\"OLS of d_t on const, d_{t-1..t-P}; rows with any NaN dropped. y: level series up to origin.\"\"\"\n d = y.diff()\n X = pd.concat([d.shift(k) for k in range(1, P + 1)], axis=1)\n df = pd.concat([d, X], axis=1).dropna()\n Y = df.iloc[:, 0].values\n Xm = np.column_stack([np.ones(len(df)), df.iloc[:, 1:].values])\n beta, *_ = np.linalg.lstsq(Xm, Y, rcond=None)\n return beta, len(df)\n\n\ndef forecast_model(y, origin, h):\n \"\"\"Forecast level at origin+h using only y (already truncated to <= origin).\"\"\"\n beta, nreg = fit_ar_diff(y)\n last_obs = y.last_valid_index()\n # state: interior missing values interpolated from data <= origin (state only, not training)\n ys = y.loc[:last_obs].interpolate(method=\"linear\", limit_area=\"inside\")\n steps = h + (len(pd.date_range(last_obs, origin, freq=\"MS\")) - 1) # extra steps if origin missing\n level = ys.iloc[-1]\n dl = list(ys.diff().iloc[-P:].values[::-1]) # most recent first\n for _ in range(steps):\n dn = beta[0] + sum(beta[k + 1] * dl[k] for k in range(P))\n level += dn\n dl = [dn] + dl[:-1]\n return level, nreg\n\n\nrows = []\nfor t in ORIGINS:\n y = s.loc[:t] # information set: observations dated <= t\n naive = y.dropna().iloc[-1]\n for h in HORIZONS:\n tgt = t + pd.DateOffset(months=h)\n actual = s.get(tgt, np.nan)\n fm, nreg = forecast_model(y, t, h)\n for m, f in ((\"naive\", naive), (MODEL_NAME, fm)):\n rows.append(dict(origin_date=t.strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\"), target_date=tgt.strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\"),\n horizon=h, forecast=round(float(f), 10),\n actual=(None if pd.isna(actual) else float(actual)), model=m))\nfc = pd.DataFrame(rows)\nos.makedirs(OUT, exist_ok=True)\nfc.to_csv(os.path.join(OUT, \"forecasts.csv\"), index=False)\n\nres = {\"task_id\": \"F3-dev-01\", \"model_name\": MODEL_NAME,\n \"model_description\": (\"AR(2) with intercept on first differences of UNRATE, estimated by OLS on all available \"\n \"observations from 1948-01 up to each origin (expanding window; rows touching missing \"\n \"values dropped), iterated h-step forecasts of differences cumulated onto the last \"\n \"observed level.\"),\n \"n_origins\": int(len(ORIGINS)), \"first_origin\": ORIGINS[0].strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\"),\n \"last_origin\": ORIGINS[-1].strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\")}\nextra = {}\nfor h in HORIZONS:\n sub = fc[(fc.horizon == h) & fc.actual.notna()]\n en = (sub[sub.model == \"naive\"].set_index(\"origin_date\").pipe(lambda d: d.actual - d.forecast))\n em = (sub[sub.model == MODEL_NAME].set_index(\"origin_date\").pipe(lambda d: d.actual - d.forecast))\n assert (en.index == em.index).all()\n n = len(en)\n res[f\"n_evaluated_h{h}\"] = int(n)\n for name, e in ((\"naive\", en), (\"model\", em)):\n res[f\"rmse_{name}_h{h}\"] = float(np.sqrt(np.mean(e ** 2)))\n res[f\"mae_{name}_h{h}\"] = float(np.mean(np.abs(e)))\n res[f\"rel_improvement_rmse_h{h}\"] = 1 - res[f\"rmse_model_h{h}\"] / res[f\"rmse_naive_h{h}\"]\n # Diebold-Mariano (squared-error loss), rectangular HAC with h-1 lags, Harvey-Leybourne-Newbold correction.\n # Note: with a missing pair the series has a gap; treated as consecutive (approximation, documented).\n dlt = (em.values ** 2 - en.values ** 2)\n dbar = dlt.mean(); dc = dlt - dbar\n gam = [np.sum(dc[k:] * dc[:n - k]) / n for k in range(h)]\n var = (gam[0] + 2 * sum(gam[1:])) / n\n if var <= 0:\n var = gam[0] / n\n dm = dbar / np.sqrt(var)\n hln = dm * np.sqrt((n + 1 - 2 * h + h * (h - 1) / n) / n)\n extra[f\"dm_stat_h{h}\"] = float(hln)\n extra[f\"dm_pvalue_two_sided_h{h}\"] = float(2 * stats.t.sf(abs(hln), df=n - 1))\n extra[f\"mean_error_naive_h{h}\"] = float(en.mean())\n extra[f\"mean_error_model_h{h}\"] = float(em.mean())\n\n# exclusion ledger (observation level, last training window)\nn_nonmiss = int(s.notna().sum())\nlast_window = s.loc[:ORIGINS[-1]]\nn_analysed = int(last_window.notna().sum())\n_, nreg_last = fit_ar_diff(last_window)\nex = pd.DataFrame([\n dict(step=1, rule=\"drop rows with missing UNRATE value\", n_before=n_raw, n_after=n_nonmiss,\n n_removed=n_raw - n_nonmiss, rationale=\"empty value field (2025-10-01) cannot be used for estimation\"),\n dict(step=2, rule=\"drop observations dated after last origin 2026-06-01\", n_before=n_nonmiss,\n n_after=n_analysed, n_removed=n_nonmiss - n_analysed,\n rationale=\"information rule: last training window uses only data <= last origin (later months are evaluation targets only)\"),\n])\nex.to_csv(os.path.join(OUT, \"exclusions.csv\"), index=False)\n\nmissing_dates = [d.strftime(\"%Y-%m-%d\") for d in s.index[s.isna()]]\nres.update({\n \"feasibility\": \"complete\", \"feasibility_reason\": None,\n \"data_issues\": [\n {\"issue\": f\"missing observation(s) at {missing_dates}\",\n \"handling\": (\"target pairs with missing actual kept in ledger with empty actual and excluded from error \"\n \"statistics; origin 2025-10 uses latest earlier observation (naive) / iterates one extra step \"\n \"(model); for later origins the missing level is linearly interpolated from data <= origin for \"\n \"the AR state only; regression rows touching it are dropped\")},\n {\"issue\": \"COVID-19 outliers (2020-04 = 14.8%, large swings 2020-04..2020-08) in the estimation sample\",\n \"handling\": \"kept (no outlier treatment, decided a priori); they influence OLS coefficients - see report\"},\n {\"issue\": \"final-vintage (revised) data, not real-time vintages\",\n \"handling\": \"results describe pseudo-out-of-sample accuracy on revised data; no real-time claim\"},\n ],\n \"n_input_rows\": {\"UNRATE.csv\": int(n_raw)},\n \"n_analysed\": n_analysed,\n \"n_regression_rows_last_window\": int(nreg_last),\n \"random_seed\": None,\n})\nres.update(extra)\nbeta_last, _ = fit_ar_diff(last_window)\nres[\"ar_coefficients_last_window\"] = {\"const\": float(beta_last[0]), \"phi1\": float(beta_last[1]), \"phi2\": float(beta_last[2])}\nwith open(os.path.join(OUT, \"results.json\"), \"w\") as fh:\n json.dump(res, fh, indent=2)\nfor h in HORIZONS:\n print(f\"h={h}: n={res[f'n_evaluated_h{h}']} RMSE naive={res[f'rmse_naive_h{h}']:.4f} model={res[f'rmse_model_h{h}']:.4f} \"\n f\"rel_impr={res[f'rel_improvement_rmse_h{h}']:.4f} DM={res[f'dm_stat_h{h}']:.3f} p={res[f'dm_pvalue_two_sided_h{h}']:.3f}\")\n# F3-dev-01 — Can AR(2) on differences beat the naive forecast of US unemployment?\n\n## Question\nOver 36 monthly forecast origins from 2023-07-01 to 2026-06-01 (`first_origin`, `last_origin`, `n_origins`), does a simple autoregressive model forecast the US civilian unemployment rate (FRED UNRATE, %, SA) better than the naive no-change forecast at 1- and 3-month horizons? Each window grows with the origin (expanding window). I measure accuracy with RMSE and MAE in percentage points, and the relative improvement 1 − RMSE_model/RMSE_naive.\n\n## Data and exclusions\n- `data/UNRATE.csv` (SHA-256 621ff6fa…a06c, which matches the README) has 945 monthly rows from 1948-01 to 2026-09 (`n_input_rows`). There are no gaps or duplicate dates. Full audit: `out/state/data_audit.md`.\n- One value is missing: 2025-10-01 (`data_issues`). Two (origin, horizon) pairs target that month: (2025-09, h=1) and (2025-07, h=3). Both stay in `out/forecasts.csv` with an empty `actual` and are left out of the error statistics. That leaves 35 evaluated pairs per horizon (`n_evaluated_h1`, `n_evaluated_h3`).\n- Exclusion ledger (`out/exclusions.csv`): 945 raw rows, minus 1 missing value, minus 3 observations dated after the last origin, gives 941 observations in the last training window (`n_analysed`). That window yields 935 usable regression rows (`n_regression_rows_last_window`).\n- The 2020 COVID observations (14.8% in 2020-04) are real data points. I kept them, a choice made before any forecasts were evaluated.\n\n## Method\n- **Naive:** the forecast is the latest non-missing observation dated ≤ origin. For origin 2025-10, whose own value is missing, this is the 2025-09 value.\n- **Model `AR2_diff`** (`model_name`, `model_description`): an AR(2) with intercept on monthly first differences, fitted by OLS. At each origin it is re-estimated on all observations from 1948-01 up to that origin. Regression rows that involve the missing month are dropped. Forecasts are iterated h steps ahead and the predicted differences are added to the last observed level. For origin 2025-10, the model starts from 2025-09 and runs h+1 steps. For origins 2025-11 and 2025-12, the missing 2025-10 level needed for the lag state is filled by linear interpolation between 2025-09 and 2025-11. Both of those dates are ≤ the origin, so no future information is used.\n- I fixed the specification in `out/state/log.md` before computing any test-period errors and did no model selection on the test window. The method uses no randomness (`random_seed` = null).\n- Every transformation and estimate uses only data dated ≤ origin. A perturbation test confirmed this: setting all post-origin data to 99 left the forecasts unchanged (`out/state/checks.md`).\n\n## Results\n| horizon | n | RMSE naive | RMSE AR2_diff | MAE naive | MAE AR2_diff | 1 − RMSE ratio |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | 35 | 0.1171 (`rmse_naive_h1`) | 0.1199 (`rmse_model_h1`) | 0.0914 (`mae_naive_h1`) | 0.0957 (`mae_model_h1`) | −0.0235 (`rel_improvement_rmse_h1`) |\n| 3 | 35 | 0.1586 (`rmse_naive_h3`) | 0.1598 (`rmse_model_h3`) | 0.1200 (`mae_naive_h3`) | 0.1213 (`mae_model_h3`) | −0.0076 (`rel_improvement_rmse_h3`) |\n\n- The AR(2) model did **not** beat the naive forecast. Its RMSE was about 2.3% higher at h=1 and 0.8% higher at h=3 (`rel_improvement_rmse_h1`, `rel_improvement_rmse_h3`), and its MAE was also higher at both horizons.\n- The two forecasts are almost identical: they never differ by more than 0.016 pp (`out/state/checks.md`). In the last window the AR coefficients are close to zero (φ1 = 0.037, φ2 = −0.042, `ar_coefficients_last_window`), so the fitted model is essentially a random walk.\n- Both methods tended to under-forecast slightly over this period, when unemployment was drifting up. Mean error (actual − forecast) was about +0.017 pp at h=1 and +0.04 pp at h=3 for both (`mean_error_naive_h1`, `mean_error_model_h1`, `mean_error_naive_h3`, `mean_error_model_h3`).\n\n## Uncertainty\n- I ran a Diebold–Mariano test on squared-error loss, with HAC variance using h−1 lags and the Harvey–Leybourne–Newbold small-sample correction (t reference with n−1 df).\n - h=1: statistic = 2.50, two-sided p = 0.017 (`dm_stat_h1`, `dm_pvalue_two_sided_h1`). The model's loss is higher, but the RMSE difference is tiny (0.003 pp).\n - h=3: statistic = 1.36, p = 0.18 (`dm_stat_h3`, `dm_pvalue_two_sided_h3`).\n- These p-values are only indicative, for three reasons:\n - The AR model nests the random walk, so the standard DM test is not correctly sized. A Clark–West-type adjustment would be more suitable, and I did not run it.\n - There are only 35 evaluation pairs, and the h=3 errors overlap.\n - The pairs on either side of the missing month were treated as consecutive.\n- The data support \"no improvement over naive in this window\". They do not support any claim about a practically meaningful difference.\n\n## Limitations and open issues\n- **Final-vintage data:** the errors are pseudo-out-of-sample on revised data. They are not real-time performance, and I make no claim about real-time validity.\n- **Short window:** the evaluation covers only three years (35 pairs per horizon) of fairly calm, slowly rising unemployment. The result may not carry over to recessions or turning points.\n- **COVID observations:** these values were kept in the estimation sample. A probable reason the AR coefficients are near zero is that OLS is dominated by the 2020 swings, which would flatten the model into a random walk. I did not test this; a sensitivity check (a later sample start or outlier dummies) was not run because the task asks for one pre-specified model.\n- **Missing 2025-10 value:** two pairs are unevaluated. The interpolated lag state for origins 2025-11 and 2025-12 is an assumption, but it affects the model forecast at most marginally.\n- Only one model was evaluated, as the task specifies. 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The 941 observations reported for the last training window are also consistent with the data.\n\nReading the code confirms the information rules are followed:\n- **Training data:** at each origin the data are cut off at that month before the model is fitted.\n- **Naive forecast:** it uses the latest available observation, as required.\n- **Missing month:** where the model needs the 2025-10 value, it fills it in using only data dated on or before the origin.\n- **Model choice:** nothing about the model is tuned on the test period.\n\nThe report's main conclusion is that the AR(2) model does not beat the naive forecast:\n- **RMSE:** about 2.3% worse at one month (−0.0235) and 0.8% worse at three months (−0.0076).\n- **MAE:** also worse at both horizons.\n- **How close the two models are:** the forecasts never differ by more than 0.016 percentage points. 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