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I apologize for the incredibly late feedback on this. But the supplied fix worked out great. Many thanks. I have compiled a note on how to set up and use an EViews/Python integration for ML. If of interest, it is available here: https://www.kristianjonsson.com/aiml/ml

Hi again, A short update on this. A colleague of mine replicated my error messages by downloading Python from python.org, installing the packages with pip and launching EViews to set up a connection. He got the same error. Then he created an Anaconda environment with the same version of Python and p...

Thanks for the update.

I am running the Jun 20 2024 Build. Will update EViews and try again (the successive downgrading didn't work).

Best,
Kristian

Thanks for the swift reply Steve.

I will try to downgrade step by step to see if that works.

Hi, I am setting up a configuration for calling Python 3.12 from EViews 13. Installing Python and opening up a connection (with xopen(p)) works fine. Running commands also works fine. Then, I want to be able to use Pandas in Python through EViews and so installed Pandas 2.2.2 (from the Windows comma...

Found the problem. The series where the results are saved were not entirely erased when re-estimating. That was why there was "too many" estimates. Sorry about the confused question.

/K

Hi, I have a question on recursive estimation, concerning residuals and coefficients. The example concerns a simple OLS with two independent variables (no intercept). In recursive residuals estimation, y_t-x_t*beta_{t-1} is used according to the documentation (equation 25.42 at http://www.eviews.com...

Great, I see.

Thank you for the superb answer.

/Krille

If I recall correctly (you have to check) and read the test in the right way, a small observed value of the test statistic is an indication of OLS being "OK". The procedure should be described in detail in standard econometric books.

Ok, I see.

If your p-value is lower than 0.10 then you have one-star significance, lower than 0.05 two-star, and lower than 0.01 three-star-significance.

Hope this can help.

/Krille

Can't you use the t-stats ans p-values?

/Krille

Looks like an optimization gone numerically wrong. I have few suggestions that might (or might not) work. - Setting priors for state values and covariances can help and can be done by: @mprior v1 @vprior m1 - Initial parameter values can be set (at least for some objects, maybe also the state space ...

Is there a MacOS version of EViews (besides the student version)?

/Krille

Ok. I see, my mistake.

Is there any possibility to view e.g. a table of a UO in the user object window by a command (or meny) or do I have to extract the table to the WF first?

Thanks,
K