Edit and Combine Impulse Response graphs
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:11 pm
Hello:
I would like to remove the default title of any impulse response graph using commands in a program. I know I can remove any text by clicking on the title and then choosing "remove selected", but I need to present a .prg file as part of an assignment. I managed to freeze the impulse response graph by using this code:
But this code always creates a graph with the title "Response of CREC_MT to Shock2 using Structural VAR Factors" and I am trying to remove it (Just in case, I only need one response for one impulse).
Also, is it possible to combine different impulse response graphs from different VAR models in one graph? (See attachment) The assignment is to replicate a paper (2019) and the authors combined six different graphs from six different VAR models, but I don't know if they used Eviews or some other program. Of course my alternative is to present six different graphs, but I wanted to know if it is possible to do that with a command, because I only managed to do all of that with Quick --> Show and then writing each graph that I created before with the code above
I really hope you can help me!
I would like to remove the default title of any impulse response graph using commands in a program. I know I can remove any text by clicking on the title and then choosing "remove selected", but I need to present a .prg file as part of an assignment. I managed to freeze the impulse response graph by using this code:
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freeze(graph1) modelo1.impulse(24, imp=struct, se=a) crec_mt @imp crec_tcr Also, is it possible to combine different impulse response graphs from different VAR models in one graph? (See attachment) The assignment is to replicate a paper (2019) and the authors combined six different graphs from six different VAR models, but I don't know if they used Eviews or some other program. Of course my alternative is to present six different graphs, but I wanted to know if it is possible to do that with a command, because I only managed to do all of that with Quick --> Show and then writing each graph that I created before with the code above
I really hope you can help me!