BVAR
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BVAR
It is possible to impose restrictions in the parameters, as in SVAR, in a BVAR estimation?
I mean, how can I estimate a SBVAR in EViews 9?
Thank you.
I mean, how can I estimate a SBVAR in EViews 9?
Thank you.
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EViews Gareth
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Re: BVAR
No
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olsisthebest
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Re: BVAR
What are the differences between Normal-Wishart and Sims-Zha Normal Wishart priors?
Thank you.
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Re: BVAR
Can I impose diferent hiperparameter values across equations?
For instance, in equation 1 the dependent variable behaves like a random walk then I set mu=1, in equation 2 the dependent variable behaves like a white noise then set mu=0?
And the same for the other hyperparameters.
How can I do that?
For instance, in equation 1 the dependent variable behaves like a random walk then I set mu=1, in equation 2 the dependent variable behaves like a white noise then set mu=0?
And the same for the other hyperparameters.
How can I do that?
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EViews Gareth
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Re: BVAR
No.
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olsisthebest
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Re: BVAR
I am using Sims-Zha NW prior to estimate a BVAR model.
When I use growth rates I don't have any problem. However, when I use the same variables but in levels I get the error "Near singular matrix".
Do you have any idea what is going on?
When I use growth rates I don't have any problem. However, when I use the same variables but in levels I get the error "Near singular matrix".
Do you have any idea what is going on?
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Re: BVAR
Not without seeing it.
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olsisthebest
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Re: BVAR
Dear all,
Does anybody have an idea about the aforedmentioned problem?
Thank you.
Does anybody have an idea about the aforedmentioned problem?
Thank you.
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olsisthebest
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Re: BVAR
Yes it is.
Did you try to estimate the BVAR with Sims-Zha Normal Wishart priors with variables in levels?
Did you try to estimate the BVAR with Sims-Zha Normal Wishart priors with variables in levels?
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Re: BVAR
Yes, it is really weird. It is suppose to work fine since it is not possible to have perfect multicollinearity.
Let's wait for forum moderation's insights.
Let's wait for forum moderation's insights.
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EViews Gareth
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Re: BVAR
Your hyperparameters are crazy, due to a bug in saving BVARs. We'll fix the bug, but in the meantime you'll need to re-specify the hyperparameters after opening the workfile.
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