How to see Model Coefficients

[kszynkar]

Hi,

I have a model. One of the sets of equations is:

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dlogcns1_sa = c(11) + c(12) * @movav(dlogcns1_sa(-1) , 12) + c(13) * dlogcns1_sa(-12) + c(14) * (dlogcns1_sa(-1) - c(11) + c(12) * @movav(dlogcns1_sa(-2) , 12) + c(13) * dlogcns1_sa(-13))

How do I see the coefficients generated by the least squares regression?

I clicked the "solve" button, then "view/equations", double clicked on it, but I don't see any coefficients.

Thanks

[kszynkar]

Also, if I ran this for

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smpl @first 2013m12

How would I forecast each number in the series to the last (unknown) one?

[EViews Gareth]

The model does not perform any least squares regressions. If you specify the model in terms of c(11) etc..., the model will use whatever values are contained in the C vector on solve. It will not estimate those values.

I don't understand your second question.

[kszynkar]

Perhaps I'm going about this the wrong way.

I have a system object with a number of equations in it. I estimated the system and got resulting coefficients. I did this over a sample period, and would like to forecast using these coefficients outside of the sample period. What's the best way to do this?

[EViews Gareth]

Make a model from the system and then solve the model over the period you want to forecast over.

[kszynkar]

it works. Thanks