I am using Eviews 8 and I am getting an overflow/error message when I am estimating an exponential trend. I have typed the following equation under the quick tab using LS. (r is the independent variable and t=1,2,... is the time trend) Please find my workfile attached.
r c(1)*exp(c(2)*t)
It would be great if someone could help with this problem
Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
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Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
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EViews Gareth
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Re: Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
You're missing an equals sign
Re: Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
Thanks Gareth. Even with the = it does not work.
I've even tried typing ls r = c(1)*exp(c(2)*t) in the command window
I've even tried typing ls r = c(1)*exp(c(2)*t) in the command window
Re: Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
I redid the exercise and it says "Near Singular Matrix Error. Regressors may be perfectly collinear"
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Re: Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
Try typing
before you do the estimate
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c=0.5
Re: Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
Thanks but does this solve the singularity issue? What is the basis for selecting c?
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Re: Error in estimating an Exponential Trend
Just choose something other than zero. It should remove the singularity error.
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