I need to save the Schwarz criterion and the log likelihood of a specific equation of a VAR.
This for example doe not work:
var example_var.ls 1 2 x1 x2 x3
scalar loglikelihood = example_var.@eqlogl(1)
scalar SC = example_var.@schwarz(1)
VAR Data Members
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Re: VAR Data Members
VAR data members are located at the start of the VAR section of the Object Reference.
Each object's data members are located at the start of its section in the Object Reference.
Each object's data members are located at the start of its section in the Object Reference.
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Re: VAR Data Members
Yes, I looked at the Object reference. As said this does not worK:
var example_var.ls 1 2 x1 x2 x3
scalar loglikelihood_x1 = example_var.@eqlogl(1)
scalar SC_x1 = example_var.@sc(1)
The numbers I get are not those reproduced by EVIEWS in its Vector Autoregression Estimates.
var example_var.ls 1 2 x1 x2 x3
scalar loglikelihood_x1 = example_var.@eqlogl(1)
scalar SC_x1 = example_var.@sc(1)
The numbers I get are not those reproduced by EVIEWS in its Vector Autoregression Estimates.
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Re: VAR Data Members
Ah, sorry, I missed the part where you said you wanted the equation specific one. Only the system wide ICs are available from the VAR, not the equation specific ones.
You can, of course calculate it though:
You can, of course calculate it though:
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create u 100
series x1=nrnd
series x2=nrnd
series x3=nrnd
var example_var.ls 1 2 x1 x2 x3
scalar loglikelihood_x1 = example_var.@eqlogl(1)
!t = example_var.@eqregobs(1)
!l = example_var.@eqlogl(1)
!n = example_var.@eqncoef(1)
scalar SC_x1 = -2*!l/!t + !n*@log(!t)/!t
show example_var
show sc_x1
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Re: VAR Data Members
These are the number of your VAR
x1 x2 x3
Log likelihood -144.4427 -132.9798 -138.4324
Schwarz SC 3.275307 3.041371 3.152648
and these are the values of your scalar sc_x1 = 8.78354 and loglikelihood_x1 = -414.34622
They are very different.
x1 x2 x3
Log likelihood -144.4427 -132.9798 -138.4324
Schwarz SC 3.275307 3.041371 3.152648
and these are the values of your scalar sc_x1 = 8.78354 and loglikelihood_x1 = -414.34622
They are very different.
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Re: VAR Data Members
In mine they match. What's the version and build date of your copy of EViews (Help->About EViews)?
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Re: VAR Data Members
Version 7.2
Enterprise edition Sep 23 2011 buid
Enterprise edition Sep 23 2011 buid
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Re: VAR Data Members
There is a bug in eviews 7.2?
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Re: VAR Data Members
Well that might explain why you're not getting matching results. Your copy is very out of date. There have been 46 patches since your version, each of which contains multiple bug fixes.
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