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Any advice on the best way to do something kinda like @groupid(ser1, ser2), where you are indexing the distinct values of ser1 for each value of ser2? the result might look something like: ser1 ser2 result 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 3 2 2 5 1 2 5 1 2 20 2 2 5 1 I know I could just define a sample for each value ...

I used the TSP results as starting values in EViews and it still does not change the results. I only have access to EViews - the TSP output I'm looking at is just a printout of the code and output, I can't run the software. I believe it's TSP 4.5 if that helps.

hello, I've been given TSP output for single equation estimation, and I'm duplicating it in EViews 6. The first equation is simple tsls, and I duplicated the coefficient estimates perfectly in EViews. However, the TSP Durbin Watson statistic is .74, and EViews is .69. Any idea what's going on there?...