Hello,
In the past I always used the built-in functions in Eviews. I never program in Eviews before. With my current project I need to click the same function icon over 10000 times in order to get all results. I would very appreciate if someone could help to solve the following question.
My workfile contains 12 pages. On each page I need to run GARCH/TARCH with a mean equation for example, y= a +bx1+cx2+dx3+ex4. Manually I know how to do it by clicking "Quick -- estimation equation -- etc", I will get a result in the table format. Then I can freeze and copy this table into an excel sheet. However, I need to repeat this procedure at least 10000 times. If possible, could anyone provide some Eviews codes? So I can run GARCH/TARCH model in my workfile with 12 pages in one go.
Many thanks for your reply.
Jian
Running GARCH model repeatedly in different pages
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Re: Running GARCH model repeatedly in different pages
You're best off reading some of the introduction to programming references, including the Programming chapter of the Command and Programming reference, and the guide in this very forum.
Re: Running GARCH model repeatedly in different pages
Hi Gareth
Thanks for your reply and suggestions. Will read some program references.
Kind regards,
Jian
Thanks for your reply and suggestions. Will read some program references.
Kind regards,
Jian
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Re: Running GARCH model repeatedly in different pages
Hey!
I'm trying to run ARCH/GARCH/EGARCH in a loop writing a code and Eviews doesnt accept equationeq_!i = .... as a command. It doesnt regard it as an equation. Does anyone know what it would be???
I'm trying to run ARCH/GARCH/EGARCH in a loop writing a code and Eviews doesnt accept equationeq_!i = .... as a command. It doesnt regard it as an equation. Does anyone know what it would be???
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