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You nailed it!

All they are doing is marking which coefficients have certain p-values. Just like what you could do from the last column of the output you posted earlier.

The size of the confidence intervals don't have any effect on estimation.

mehraban wrote:

startz wrote:

mehraban wrote:

Wald test can not be used for one tailed constraint? i.e. for b>=1

I just explained how to do it.

I see, but there is no p-value reported in the output page of the Wald test!

Yes there is. It's the column marked "probability."

Doing the tests separately isn't really right I'm afraid. If you want to test an inequality constraint, you ask EViews to do the test using the equal sign and then take one-half the reported p-value. Wald test can not be used for one tailed constraint? i.e. for b>=1 I just explained how to do it.

Doing the tests separately isn't really right I'm afraid.

If you want to test an inequality constraint, you ask EViews to do the test using the equal sign and then take one-half the reported p-value.

hello everybody, can anybody tell me in the regression y=c(1)+c(2)*x + e , how can I test the hypothesis h0:c(1)=0 and h0: c(2)>=1 in eviews? Should I test both together with wald test or I should separate them? I want to tell that y converges to x. therefore I haveto tell c(1)=0 and c(2)<1. many t...

I opened var_vecm and changed the forecast to 2020m1 to 2020m11 and hit the forecast button. It worked perfectly, (I realize that's not very helpful.)

Any chance you have an out-of-date version of EViews?

Sorry, I indeed misunderstood the direction.

Does the checkbox (Open/Foreign data as workfile) at the bottom

do what you want?

If you can open it in Excel, open it there and save it under a new name. Good chance EViews will be able to read in the saved version.

Note that ctrl-Enter is the command in RStudio. It would be nice to be consistent with this, unless of course it messes up something else.

Try saving the Excel file as a csv file for a txt file. Drag-and-drop it onto EViews. When going through the screens, unclick "Don't split quoted fields" That should get you most of the way, although there may still be some extraneous quote marks left around.

Thank you. I didn't know that. By the way, Greene's textbook suggests that under some circumstances the two terms are used interchangeably.)

What is the difference between zero-altered and zero-inflated?