Activity for Luca Pedini
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Luca Pedini posted a comment on ticket #204
Sorry, I wasn't so precise in saying "length": as a matter of fact you have to specify two integers separated by a space where the first entry being the starting period and the second one the final period. As for your second question, yes, an empty cell means no restrictions.
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Sorry for being always late in replying. In BEAR you can pass your model as an Excel file, where in each sheet some information are provided such as data, type of BVAR to use, parameter priors and so on. As concerns restrictions, you can use two additional sheets, in the former there are the zero or sign restrictions placed inside a k x k table, where k is the # of variables. The latter should have the same structure with the same table, where instead of having restrictions it has the length.
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Sorry, I didn't ...I'll have a look in the next week. As a matter of fact, I'll probably work with a colleague of mine who uses BEAR, so I can ask him too.
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Good question! I'll investigate and let you know!
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I mean the second alternative, that is the whole file path: in this way, it could be possible to specify various kind of restrictions not limited to numerical ones. For example, suppose to have a .csv like the following one: +,+ -, + or something like +, + -, 0 these will reproduce sign or mixed restrictions. I know that this will imply major changes with the functions but maybe it 's worth thinking about it since flexibility would be improved (I hope so XD).
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I wonder if it could be possible to use external files to enforce identification schemes: I'm taking the example of Matlab BEAR, here the user can provide zero-sign restrictions via Excel tables. Maybe is it possible to do a similar thing in gretl? Maybe with .csv or .txt files?
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Remove BVAR directory
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revise Italian translation and add entry for gnuplot band bundle (Italian manual)
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add flush x mpi
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small changes pre-release
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Minor changes pre-release
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Fix fcast plot again
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Fix some errors
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add mpi
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Restyle + mcmc diagnostics
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Fix fcast plot issue
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wants-data-access experiment
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Add GUI to documentation
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Sorting things
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Add GUI + bug fix
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Add some replication scripts
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Change signature for prior func
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small fixes
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new documentation
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sorting things
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Minor code changes and new docs
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fix irfs
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add mpi
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BVAR irf and fcast plots
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New BVAR pkg prototype
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Help button in script editor/console - (Mac Os)
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It's solved! I'm going to close the ticket!
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Help button in script editor/console - (Mac Os)
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Add .bib file
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Add .TeX files
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Here’s the report! Best regards, Luca ————- Stata dta version 117, byte-order LSF endianness: little number of variables = 5 number of observations = 7440 length of varnames = 32 fmtlen 49, namelen 32, vlabellen 81, dlabellen 0 timestamp: '22 Jan 2014 10:25' variable 1: float type variable 2: float type variable 3: float type variable 4: float type variable 5: float type varname 1: read length 33, 'year' variable 1: name = 'year' varname 2: read length 33, 'ahe' variable 2: name = 'ahe' varname 3:...
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Something weird just happened…I’ve downloaded the new snapshot and now opening that problematic .dta file doesn’t trigger the crash anymore…it works fine. Should I attach the gretlcli report? Il giorno ven 15 lug 2022 alle 10:22 Allin Cottrell allin@users.sourceforge.net ha scritto: Thanks to Luca for testing. I've now posted a snapshot with some more debugging info for dta importation. If Luca (or someone else) could re-try opening the file with gretlcli, hopefully we'll learn some more about where...
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Hi all, This is the report from the gretlcli command on my Intel Mac: ————- Stata dta version 117, byte-order LSF endianness: little number of variables = 5 number of observations = 7440 length of varnames = 32 timestamp: '22 Jan 2014 10:25' variable 1: float type variable 2: float type variable 3: float type variable 4: float type variable 5: float type variable 1: name = 'year' variable 2: name = 'ahe' variable 3: name = 'bachelor' variable 4: name = 'female' variable 5: name = 'age' Abort trap:...
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Jacobian - fix
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Update documentation
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Bug fixes and new sample scripts
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Update Bayesian Linear Model (Homoskedastic and Heteroskedastic) and add Bayesian LASSO
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Prototype for Bayesian Methods
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Merge branch 'master' of https://git.code.sf.net/p/gretl/workspace
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