Hi.
I am using @ranks to convert a group of series to ranked scores. The @ranks function has descend as default method for ranking.
How can I use the ascend method for ranking?
I tried the argument below but it doesn't work.
rowvector r2=@ranks(r1, d)
or
rowvector r2=@ranks(r1 [d])
how to use @ranks argument?
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Re: how to use @ranks argument?
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= @ranks(r1, "d")
Re: how to use @ranks argument?
just another quick question,
is there a way I can fetch the result of a test? what I mean is like this, suppose I am using uroot function,
after I do series.uroot(arg1, arg2...), eviews gives the results such as p value, intercept etc, in another window.
Is there a way I can use those results in command form? such as series.uroot$PValue as the p value of the test and series.uroot$intercept as the intercept...?
the reason is that I want to write a program so that whenever the test is not significant then 'process the data in a certain way.
Thanks.
is there a way I can fetch the result of a test? what I mean is like this, suppose I am using uroot function,
after I do series.uroot(arg1, arg2...), eviews gives the results such as p value, intercept etc, in another window.
Is there a way I can use those results in command form? such as series.uroot$PValue as the p value of the test and series.uroot$intercept as the intercept...?
the reason is that I want to write a program so that whenever the test is not significant then 'process the data in a certain way.
Thanks.
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