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Hi, I am estimating using the sspace object in Eviews. My question regards the output @sm_statecov. It is my understanding that @sm_statecov is a matrix where each row is a @vech of smoothed state covariance matrix at each point in time (t). However it seems that I get a negative variance for one of...

I believe this would do the trick: WfCreate a 2000 2015 Series Base Series Scen1 Series Scen2 Base.fill 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 Scen1.fill 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,14,15,16,17,17 Scen2.fill 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,10,11,11,12,13,14 Graph g.line base scen1 scen2 scen1 base g.setelem(1) lin...

This would be exactly what I'm looking for. As alreday pointed out, it would be very useful when writing add-ins and subroutines.

Hi,

Is there a general way to retrieve the core variable of a transformation, say find x in Dlog(x).

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Martin

Ok, thanks!

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Martin

As a string, after the equation has been estimated. The {Equation}.@smpl-command only gives you the sample you set, not the adjusted sample.

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Martin

HI,

Is there a way to retrieve the adjusted sample used in an equation?

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Martin

Works like a charm,

But is there no way to close the Program Log?

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Martin

OK, thanks!

Martin

Hi,

Is there a way to supress the Program Log so it is not the front window, or even better, a way to save (freeze) the Program log as an object within the workfile?

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Martin

Cheers!

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Martin

Hi, Im using EViews 8. There seems to be a bug in the date format, or @DateAdd-function: The code @DateAdd(@DateVal(@Date), -1, "MM") returns NA when @Date = "07/31/14", i.e. when @DateVal(@Date) = 735444 Remarks: 1) The same problem holds for quarterly frequency, but not for yea...

Beautiful! Thanks!

Hi,

Is there a way to retrieve a string with the names of all of the (unknown) variables in a workfile page?

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Martin

Yes, of course, since in the smaller samples the dummy-variable values are constant, and the matrix of varible-data has reduced rank until the sample size is big enough to allow the dummy-variable to switch values. Thanks!