string showing the "Estimation Equation"

[tvonbrasch]

Hi

Is there a command I can use to get a string showing the "Estimation Equation" (i.e., the equation estimated with coefficients c(1), c(2), etc)?

In the attached workfile the equation object holds an equation estimated with least squares with breaks. Neither the command @varlist nor @spec gives the estimation equation, which i can see from View-Representations:

Estimation Equation:
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DLOG(K6025/K4025) = @BEFORE("2004Q4")*(C(1) + C(2)*(LOG(K6025(-1)/K4025(-1))-LOG(PBK60(-1)/PBK40(-1))) + C(3)*DLOG(PBK40(-2)) + C(4)*DLOG(PBK40(-1))) + @AFTER("2004Q4")*(C(5) + C(6)*(LOG(K6025(-1)/K4025(-1))-LOG(PBK60(-1)/PBK40(-1))) + C(7)*DLOG(PBK40(-2)) + C(8)*DLOG(PBK40(-1)))

Thomas

[EViews Gareth]

I don't believe that is accessible, other than by freezing the representations view.

[tvonbrasch]

this works,

freeze(auxtest) adl604025.representations
%s=auxtest.@line(7)

but is the "Estimation Equation" always on line 7 for all different possible estimation techniques ?
Thomas

[EViews Gareth]

My gut says no.

I'll see if we can add it as a data member for an upcoming patch.

[tvonbrasch]

excellent, thanks :-)
Thomas

[tvonbrasch]

Hi

In the new Eviews version build april 14 it states on the info page that you have "Added an @eqest data member to equations that returns the string representation of the equation's estimates.". But how do you fetch this string?

the command show adl104045.@eqest does not work...?

Thanks for making this command available
Thomas

[EViews Glenn]

Code: Select all

%s = eq1.@eqest

[EViews Gareth]

Actually, I made a mistake in the documentation. It is @esteq not @eqest

[tvonbrasch]

perfect, thanks again
t