Hi,
Is there some steps examples on how to use BFGSmax to determine the alpha and
beta of d2 and d3
d1= alpha * d2 + beta * d3
with maximization of t value from adf 0 d1
Clarodina
Hi there,
In therms of bug hunting I recently found out that the Icon View (in
GRETL for Windows) is not refreshed properly when doing this
<>hansl
nulldata 50
bundle foo
loop for i=1..240 -q
if i=2*int(i/2)
matrix even_M$i={}
sprintf mn "%d", i
string bn = "even
On Fri, 23 Dec 2011, clarodina(a)lycos.com wrote:
> Is there some steps examples on how to use BFGSmax to
> determine the alpha and beta of d2 and d3
>
> d1= alpha * d2 + beta * d3
>
> with maximization of t value from adf 0 d1
If d2 and d3 are actual data, while d1 is just "some linear
combina
On Fri, 23 Dec 2011, Leon Unger wrote:
> In therms of bug hunting I recently found out that the Icon View (in GRETL
> for Windows) is not refreshed properly when doing this [...]
(That is, deleting matrices in the context of a command loop.)
Thanks for the report. This is now fixed in CVS and s
Allin Cottrell,
Tks for the reply
d1 is another data series and not the fit value from d1 = b[1] * d2 + b[2] * d3
Want to regress d1 against d2 and d3 and find a d1^hat approximating d1
Ols uses error minimization but want to use maximisation of t value from the
adf of d1^hat
Using the scrip
Allin Cottrell,Your script halt due to the d1^hat replace the d1 original data series
On Fri, 23 Dec 2011, clarodina(a)lycos.com wrote:
> d1 is another data series and not the fit value from d1 =
> b[1] * d2 + b[2] * d3
>
> Want to regress d1 against d2 and d3 and find a d1^hat
> approximating d1
>
> Ols uses error minimization but want to use maximisation of
> t value from the
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