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Hmm, makes sense. Thanks very much Glenn.

Any Eviews master willing to help out with this question?

Hi all, This should hopefully be fairly simple to answer. When runnning a panel regression with random effects, Eviews offers a few different methods to calculate the variance of the error components. Swamy-Arora and Wansbeek-Kapteyn (which I've taken to be the Amemiya method) involve first performi...

Hi, I have a large matrix (at least 10k rows) which contains multiple rows populated with NAs. I want to export this matrix to Excel without the NAs (I'm working with file size restrictions). My initial idea was to simply sort the matrix by any of the columns, thus gathering all the NAs at either th...

On a (not so) similar topic, I've been trying to devise a method by which I can assign more 'weight' to certain cross-sections in a panel regression. The idea being that when the coefficients are estimated, rather than using all cross-sections equally, the estimates are biased in such a way that the...

Hi, sorry if someone has posted a topic about this already. I've written the following loop: %series_list = "econ1 econ2 econ3" For %portfolio port1 port2 port3 For %model test1 test2 test3 test4 %temp= "%" + %portfolio + "_" + %model wfopen {%temp} %current_wf1=@wfname...

Thanks for replying.

So I shouldn't be drawing any conclusions from the individual t-statistics, rather, I should only trust the 'collective' results of the Wald test?

Hi, I have estimated an equation with the following results: Variable | Coefficient | Std. Error | t-Statistic | Prob. C(1) | 0.125698 | 0.157044 | 0.800397 | 0.423700 C(2) | 0.765549 | 0.851063 | 0.899522 | 0.368700 C(3) |-0.163058 | 0.320517 |-0.508735 | 0.611100 C(4) |-0.003991 | 0.106239 |-0.037...

Anyone got any thoughts on this one?

Thanks. Turns out it was a simple mis-specified sample earlier in the program.

I was under the impression that the @recode command ignored the current workfile sample and relied solely on the 'if' condition entered as an argument.

I was wrong.

Hi, I've written a program (the entirety of which I can't share, unfortunately) which has an irritating quirk. All works as intended the first time it is run on a workfile, but if it is run again I get an issue where it seems like the @recode command isn't doing what I want. Can anyone see an issue ...

I have had to do this occasionally. Could be made so much simpler if only we were able to freeze the equation view. Anyway, try this (just change %eq and %cx_id): %eq="equation01" 'equation name %cx_id="region" 'cross-section identifier series smpl @all series cxid=@crossid %eq_s...

I've estimated several equations using panel regression with random effects. Each of these equations contain some "cross-section specific" variables (there's probably a more technical name for these!), i.e. variables which vary across the cross-sections as well as varying through time. Whe...

Hi, I have a programming niggle that I'm hoping someone on here can help with. I have several dates saved as strings: %snap1="2013Q4" %snap2="2014Q4" 'etc etc I need to use the function @cumsum within a loop, using various combinations of the above dates as the sample restriction...

OK thanks Gareth.
Is that subliminal advertising for Eviews 8 ? :)