Hallo,
I am wondering how to estimate a model using other methods then LS or TSLS (ML in my case) working with panel data - I tried to make a program but if I use the names of variables as I define them in the panel object for example cris_? or gdp_? then the Eviews does not recognize tham.... So probably I don't know the proper syntax..
I also guess it is possible to do that by making a system, but that does't seem userfriendly...
Thank you for any help....
Panel data programming
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Re: Panel data programming
If you want to estimate an ML estimator, you have to use the LogL object to do it. Unfortunately you cannot mix a LogL object with a Pool object. Your best bet would be to create a panel workfile and use a LogL object in it, rather than using Pools (or Systems for that matter).
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Re: Panel data programming
Thank you very much for quick reaction!
That could work....
That could work....
Re: Panel data programming
Dear QMS,
I d like to perform a probit estimation for a pool. Following your advice for others, I have created a panel wf for estimation. Now I try to program the execution but an error message pops up: binary is not a valid view for probit...etc. The command line for the equation is the following:
freeze(probit) probit.binary dum{%t} c dum{%v}{!k}{%lag}
As you see, I would like to collect the parameters/p-values in a table called probit. (I managed to program other parts of my research using pool estimation commands).
I d like to perform a probit estimation for a pool. Following your advice for others, I have created a panel wf for estimation. Now I try to program the execution but an error message pops up: binary is not a valid view for probit...etc. The command line for the equation is the following:
freeze(probit) probit.binary dum{%t} c dum{%v}{!k}{%lag}
As you see, I would like to collect the parameters/p-values in a table called probit. (I managed to program other parts of my research using pool estimation commands).
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Re: Panel data programming
Do you have an equation called "probit" in your workfile already? If not, you'll need to declare it before doing that command.
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Re: Panel data programming
Dear QMS Gareth! Thanks very much, I have renamed the equation in the wf from default to probit and worked!
All the best,
Vehicular
P.S. in pool mode i did not have to create an appropriately named equation in the wf before executing the program, or did i?
All the best,
Vehicular
P.S. in pool mode i did not have to create an appropriately named equation in the wf before executing the program, or did i?
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