Hi Marius,
In my opinion, it shouldn't be corrected. Regressing on inflation is
quite enough. Basically, in macroeconomics analysis, excepting the
growth theory, we're mainly interested on relationship between nominal
variables (the quantity of stuff) not real (the value of stuff).
Otherwise, h
Hi Marius,
I'm sure you rectified my slip of the pen :
... nominal
variables (the quantity of stuff) ...real (the value of stuff).
Indeed, it's vice-versa.
Artur
Hi,
A short question: How can I manage to translate gretl into another language?
thanx
Artur
PoEdit to
translate the program.
Which system do you use: Linux, Windows or Mac OS?
Best,
Henrique
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 5:05 PM, artur bala wrote:
Hi,
A short question: How can I manage to translate gretl into another language?
thanx
Artur
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Hi!
When I select 2 or more variables to plot a time series graphic
"separately", Gretl uses the variables' name as graphic title instead of
their "graphic label".
If I plot them into the same graphic, gretl uses their "graphic label"
properly.
Artur
But don't forget at first to sort the data--on an ascending order--by
the variable supposed to be the cause of heteroskedasticity... ;-) (by clicking on
Data/Sort data)
artur
Sven Schreiber a écrit :
It seems to me that this is a good candidate for a packaged function, no?
cheers,
sven
But don't forget at first to sort the data--on an ascending order--by
the variable supposed to be the cause of heteroskedasticity... ;-) (by clicking on
Data/Sort data)
artur
Sven Schreiber a écrit :
It seems to me that this is a good candidate for a packaged function, no?
cheers,
sven
Hi,
Is there any command in gretl to obtained grouped descriptive statistics
based on a dummy or a discrete variable (without passing through "smpl
--restrict" command) ?
best,
artur
Welcome and enjoy! You ca use this command:
genr series rw = dow(-1) + normal(0,1)
artur
Data Analytics Corp. a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I'm still new to GRETL, so please pardon a simple question. I want my
> students to generate a simple random walk of, say 1000 values, so that
> they can compare (
Otherwise, if you want to keep track of lagged and white noise
variables, you can use this:
genr random_walk = normal(0,1)
genr dow_1 = dow(-1)
genr rw = dow_1 + random_walk
artur
artur bala a écrit :
> Welcome and enjoy! You ca use this command:
>
> genr series rw = dow(-1)
Hi Rem,
That's a grouped mean that you need I guess. Try this:
smpl x=0 --restrict
summary y
smpl x=1 --restrict --replace
summary y
smpl x=2 --restrict --replace
summary y
smpl x=3 --restrict --replace
summary y
artur
Remigijus Lapinskas a écrit :
the following script may fit pretty better as the result will be a
vector containing the grouped means only
meanvector = zeros(3,1)
loop i=0..2
smpl x = i --restrict --replace
meanvector[i+1,1]=mean(y)
endloop
meanvector
Artur
artur bala a écrit :
Hi Rem,
That's a grouped
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Hello,I'm working with an unbalanced panel data and want to sub-sample on a dummy variable which has no mising values throughout the full sample. Is it normal that the outcome contain many empty obse
Sven Schreiber a écrit :
> artur.bala schrieb:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm working with an unbalanced panel data and want to sub-sample on a
>> dummy variable which has no mising values throughout the full sample. Is
>> it normal that the outcome contain many empty observations?
>>
>>
> Or do yo
Thank you Sven,
I now see where's the problem. It's the dummy variable containing some
missing values instead of zeros. Sorry!
best,
artur
artur bala a écrit :
Sven Schreiber a écrit :
artur.bala schrieb:
Hello,
I'm working with an unbalanced
blem. It's the dummy variable containing some
missing values instead of zeros. Sorry!
best,
artur
artur bala a écrit :
Sven Schreiber a écrit :
artur.bala schrieb:
Hello,
I'm working with an unbalanced panel data and want to sub-sample on a
dumm
Ola Hebert,
Are you working on your own computer or in a lab? Something like that
happened to me while working on a pc as an "invited user" and not as
"administrator".
At last, try to uninstall and install again.
best,
artur
Hebert Suárez Cahuana a écrit :
> I have two questions, I had install g
Hebert Suárez Cahuana a écrit :
> I want to assign labels to my data, in /Data/Add label
Sorry Hebert but I can't find such a command? Do you mean /Data/Dataset
info?
Generally, you assign "labels" to variables and "info" to data.
cheers, artur
Allin Cottrell a écrit :
I have now (in CVS) changed the behavior of smpl --restrict so
that it doesn't strive to produce a balanced panel
It works fine! Thanks!
unless you give the new --balanced option.
What still intrigues me when using the --balanced
flag is that the number o
Hi,
It happens that I'm using gretl's french version and in the test
calculator window the gnuplot command fails systematically for all
tests. I checked all other languages and the gnuplot crashes only for
one-variance test.
best,
artur
I'm running an if loop and gretl halts saying " error evaluating 'if' ".
What's wrong with that?
artur
ode of the loop?
>
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>
> On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 9:01 PM, artur bala wrote:
> > I'm running an if loop and gretl halts saying " error evaluating 'if' ".
> > What's wrong with that?
> >
Hi,
I'm estimating a panel model with the "pooled" option but the output still
contains the mention "Included xxx cross-sectional units".
artur
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Hi, I'm estimating a panel model
Sven, your question enlighted me! Now I realize! It is not a problem at all!
Indeed,through "cross-sectional units" I was obstinating to read
"cross-sectional intercepts".
Sorry for this false alarm and thanx again.
Artur
> Message du 06/01/10 13:12
> De : "Sven Schreiber"
> A : "artur.bala" ,
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> if you have any readable references I would be more than happy to take a look at it. (By the way, I couldn't find anything in the Gretl-manual about the operator *= that was us
Hi Allin,
I'm trying to reset the structure of a panel from 62 : 24 to 124 : 12
observations through the "stacked time series" option but gretl pops-up with a
"no changes were made" window and indeed, no changes are made to the dataset.
Regards,
artur
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Henrique a écrit :
>
> I'm trying to rebuild the Financial Stress Index (Balakrishnan,
> Danninger, Elekdag & Tytell (2009) The Transmission of Financial
> Stress. IMF Working Paper) using a different technique. In this paper
> the authors use a variance-equal weighting, something live this:
>
> In
Hi,
while executing the bjg.inp script, gretl crashes on estimating
conditional x12 arima at line "arima 0 1 1 ; 0 1 1 ; lg --nc
--x-12-arima --conditional" popping up the message "fails to execute
x12arima".
best,
artur
Allin Cottrell a écrit :
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010, artur bala wrote:
while executing the bjg.inp script, gretl crashes on estimating
conditional x12 arima at line "arima 0 1 1 ; 0 1 1 ; lg --nc
--x-12-arima --conditional" popping up the message "fails to e
> I have the task to compare regression models. The models are not nested. For
> the simplest case let's consider the two simple regressions
>
> ols y 0 x1
> ols y 0 x2
>
> Is it possible to test if x2 is a significant better regressor of y than x1
> is? Should I use an F-test to test this hypot
Henrique Andrade a écrit :
>
> matrix R = zeros(12,1)
>
> loop i=6..12
> R_$i = r[$i,1] + r[$i-1,2]+ r[$i-2,3]+ r[$i-3,4]+ r[$i-4,5]+ r[$i-5,6]
> R[i] = R_$i
> end loop
>
>
Hi Henrique,
Well, what do you think about the following general form :
matrix R = zeros(dim1,dim2)# In your e
Hi Allin,
Just wanted to note that when executing the freq command with the --silent
flag, gretl pops up three error messages: (i) Failed to open file
'C:\\gpttmp.a03344'; (ii) Unspecified error, and (iii) Failed to open file
'C:\...\gretltmp.png. However, these errors don't affect the outpu
Yeah Allin,
You're right! I've been testing on this end as well (script and console)
and the error doesn't occur on gretl's 1.8.7. version (my own laptop).
Obviously, our computer lab is "out-of-date".
Sorry.
Best, artur
Allin Cottrell a écrit :
> On Thu, 22 Apr 2010, artur.bala wrote:
>
>
>
Hi Frank,
I think this script will partially solve your problem (X1 to X5)
the final loop will provide X1 X2 X3 X4 X5
Artur
> Message du 29/04/10 15:15
> De : "Franck Nadaud"
> A : gretl-users(a)lists.wfu.edu
> Copie à :
> Objet : [Gretl-users] selecting contiguous variables in lists
>
>
>
Hi,
Just wanted to share 2 ideas about gretl's menu:
1. why does the command come under the
Robust Estimation> menu ? It seems a little bit counterintuitive,
doesn't it? correlation is much more descriptive rather than a model.
2. should the menu switch to active even though 2 (or more)
vari
Or, if your index is something like of a geometric series as it seems to
be (let's say 6, 12, 24, 48, and so on) and too long to do manually
you can try this one:
scalar count=0
loop for (count=6;count<=24;count=count*2) --quiet
endloop
<\script>
cheers,
artur
Riccardo (Jack)
Hi pindar,
Hope the following script may (partially) help you. It prints out the t-th
period value for each unit.
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Hi pindar,Hope the following script may (partially) help y
Hi,
Through UI, just follow the menu path : Model/Time series/ARIMA and
specify the seasonal lag you need.
Otherwise, try to open gretl console and type in : /help arima/, to get
more information on arima command
Cheers,
artur
deepak bhatia a écrit :
> I am new to gretl and have been using the
Alejandro Mosiño a écrit :
> Hello all,
>
> I don't know if there is a way to use the Models Table with ARMA models.
>
There's no way (at least up to 1.9.0 version of gretl). You can save a
ARMA Model but can't "drag & drop" it into the Model Table
cheers,
artur
I want to create 5 times-series plot sequently using the "gnuplot"
command into a loop.
When I execute the loop commands one by one in gretl's console, gretl
comes up with 5 graphs, but when I run the script as a whole, gretl only
makes 5 .plt files. Is something wrong with that? How can I manag
On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:22 PM, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> * Main window right-click menu with multiple series selected,
> correlation matrix option: this now presents an initial dialog
> with the option of imposing a uniform sample for all the
> pairwise correlations, in case of missing data
Hello,
On an annual dataset spanning from 1970 to 2010, I want to create a
dummy valid from 2005 and on.
I tried the following command line :
* genr D = (t > "2005")*
but the newly created variable D has zeros only. Same result through the
GUI.
Note that this script does work fine for a month
t to the same behavior regardless of the
frequency.
best,
artur
> Message du 26/07/10 09:57
> De : "Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza"
> A : "Gretl list"
> Copie à :
> Objet : Re: [Gretl-users] genr dummy on annual data
>
>
> artur bala escribió:
> > Hello,
Hi Allin,
I saved a .gdt file as a gretl database. When I wanted to open the
database (.bin file) gretl pops up the error window "data error" and
couldn't load it.
best,
artur
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> Both points are now fixed in CVS and the
> snapshots for Windows and OS X. You can drag and drop databases
> onto gretl (native gretl ones, RATS 4 or PcGive bn7), and in the
> event that you drop a file that gretl cannot handle you should get
> a more useful error message.
>
> Allin Cottrell
Dea
Dear Allin
In a time series graph, could it be (easily) possible for the X-axis to
show time labels (i.e. years / months / quarters ...) instead of numbers ?
The trouble with the last is that when you zoom into a particular area
of the plot, the X-axis displays values that give little intuiti
renumbered.
For example, once you delete the 1st variable (whose ID is 5) the 8th
variable becomes the 7th.
Better if you only save the variable you need as Leandro pointed out.
Best,
artur
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Le 09/08/2010 19:01, artur bala a écrit :
> Le 09/08/2010 18:31, Leandro Zipitria a écrit :
>> Quick answer: just save the variable you need in a new database (they
>> are very few).
>>
>> For example, I would like to use the series 5, 8, 37 and, 98 and
>&g
Hi allin,
I was running the following script and gretl reports an error I don't actually
understand.
gretl version 1.9.1cvs
Current session: 2010-08-10 15:52
? open "C:\Program Files\gretl\data\misc\hamilton.gdt"
Read datafile C:\Program Files\gretl\data\misc\hamilton.gdt
periodicity: 12, maxobs:
Hi,
I'm trying to do the CUSUM test through separated regressions but the result
differs slightly froms gretl's cusum command.
I can't see where the trick is... Any suggestion?
cheers,
artur
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quot;Sample/Set frequency, startobs\"./
I checked the po.file in 3 other languages and found an identical
translation of that. What does it stand for?
cheers, :-)
artur
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Dear Allin,
It seems that in the model table, the tabulations for the estimation
method, are slightly misplaced (please, see attached).
cheers,
artur
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Dear Allin,
What do you think of having an albanian version of gretl?
Regards,
Artur
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Just waiting for further
details to make it available.
Thanx a bunch,
cheers,
artur
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language
interface determines the way gretl works !?!?!?!
cheers :-)
artur
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Le 01/09/2010 19:15, Allin Cottrell a écrit :
> On Wed, 1 Sep 2010, artur bala wrote:
>> I noticed a strange behaviour while using the albanian translation: when
>> one wants to clear the Model table through the pop-up menu, the Table
>> icon simply disappears.
> Ah, gretl
Hi Allin,
I think there's a bug here: If I try to "Freeze data labels" on the VAR
roots graph it just comes out a topsy-turvy line!
best,
artur
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Hi Allin,
I think there's a bug here: If I try to "Freeze data labels" on the VAR
roots graph it just comes out a topsy-turvy line!
best,
artur
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n.
It's something going wrong there?
cheers,
artur
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Dear Allin,
I have a panel
Well, you just need to add the "--output="display" flag and it works fine.
*nulldata 100*
*x=normal(0,1)*
*y=normal(0,1)*
*grf1 <- gnuplot x --output="display* *--time-series --with-lines*
*grf1.show*
Best regards,
artur
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> *grf1 <- gnuplot x --output="display* *--time-series --with-lines*
>
Oh, sorry! I've forgot the ending quotes. :-[
*grf1 <- gnuplot x --output="display"* *--time-series --with-lines*
That will work now!
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Hi Allin,
I'm not sure I can even call it a bug, but after having zoomed in a
graphic and used "replace full view" option, the graph window's
lower-left corner still shows the old coordinates instead of the new ones.
regards,
artur
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an of WAGE for unit 1
printf "Proportion of sales (in percentage) %g \n", mean(WAGE)
# restore the full sample
smpl --full/
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adratic function of
> the regressors, the hsk estimator is more efficient than OLS.
>
> Allin Cottrell
>
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Le 29/03/2011 18:46, Anutechia Asongu a écrit :
> To put my point plain, my main dataset is "daily", but I'll like to
> work with weekly observations.
>
Try to compact the daily data onto weekly data (Menu: Data -> Compact data)
artur
Le 29/03/2011 18:46, Anutechia Asongu a écrit :
works fine.
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Dear Allin,
It seems like in the "panel plot" window, both options on boxplot do
produce the same graph.
Best,
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Dear Allin,
I was asked by some colleagues of mine about the praying boy in the
gretl's icon. What does it stand for? Is there any connection with some
statistical issues? Do you think a more, let's say,
econometric-inspired icon will increase the chances of gretl to get noticed?
Best regards,
Le 31/05/2011 12:06, Daniela Tatiane Santos a écrit :
> I would like to plot the coefficients of the regression in the Excel,
> but I don´t know how to do this. I don´t know if I could use any X
> values or if I might use values provided by Gretl. Does anybody know
> how to proceed?
/Hi Daniela,
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Artur Bala <mailto:artur.bala(a)laposte.net>> wrote:
>
> Le 31/05/2011 12:06, Daniela Tatiane Santos a écrit :
>> I would like to plot the coefficients of the regression in the
>> Excel, but I don´t know how to do this. I don´t
> Hi all,
> Is there a quick way to code the following without individually
> specifying each right hand side lag?
>
> Y = Y(-1) Y(-2) X(-1) X(-2)
> X = Y(-1) Y(-2) X(-1) X(-2)
>
You can use the lists, eg.
/list ylist = Y(-1 to -2) X(-1 to -2)/
Hi all,
Is there a quick
>
> How to set other number of class for frequency distribution table?
Through the "freq" command this is not feasible.
However, through the GUI you can easily find "the number of bins" option
and enter the number of classes you need.
Best, artur
Hello Allin,
This is not actually a bug but may be you'll find it useful to point out.
I'm currenty handling a large census database and:
1. I observed some limitations through the GUI:
a. adding new observations is limited to 100 00 obs;
b. creating a new data set is limited to
loop for i = 1..$nobs --quiet
example[i] = x[i]
endloop
matrix example2 = zeros($nobs,1)
loop for i = 1..$nobs --quiet
example2[i,1] = x[i]
endloop
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Thanks Sven,
Just a couple of questions.
> If you do element-by-element operations, I don't see any reason to
> expect higher speed.
Ok, it does make sense! But instead, why does it seem to be so much slower ?
> Plus, in this case you're mixing series (x) and
> matrices (example2). My speculation w
Le 09/09/2011 00:57, Allin Cottrell a écrit :
> In fact quite a nice speed-up was available here. Things
> should look better in current CVS.
>> Before:
>> ? print tt
>> tt (3 x 1)
>>
>> 1.8
>>7.21
>> 29.04
>>
>> After:
>> tt (3 x 1)
>>
>>1.73
>>7.03
>> 28.63
>>
>> Not bad at al
As long as the matrices and the series share the same working space, can
we manage to delete a couple of matrices (or more) in a one run like we
do for series e.g.
delete series1 series 2 # this command does work
delete matrix1 matrix2 # this command does not
Best,
artur
As long as
Hello,
This is just for discussion. I used to think that in doing mathematical
calculations, the matrices need not to be mixed up with series. For the
sake of clarityone can not, let's say multiply a series by a matrix. Is
that right?
Well, in the following script this kind of multiplication wor
Hi Alessandro,
Just FYI
> I must create a new time series y(t), with 250 observations, resampling with
> replacement the elements of x. I have used the command
>
> genr y = replace(x)
Are you sure that's "replace" and not "resample" ? ;)
> but gretl creates y(t) with 200 observations.
That's normal
Le 10/09/2011 12:15, Sven Schreiber a écrit :
> Yes, but he could do the resampling twice and take the first 200 obs
> from the first series, and the final 50 obs from the second series,
> and glue the parts together to get a 250-obs series.
Is this what you mean Sven ?
nulldata 200
series x = n
dear allin,
there's a strange behaviour of the scalars window (see a screen capture
/http://www.artbala.net/scalars.jpg/)
I run a script which opens a dataset and produces some scalars. Then I
open the scalars windows to view the output.
Without closing the scalars windows I re-run the script twi
Hello Allin,
Is it possible to plot graphs as part of a function ?
Best,
artur
Hi,
I'm having some troubles with graphs' GUI zoom command :
After a 1st zoom I replace the full view and make a 2nd zoom but the
result seems not consistent.
(axes happen to be zoomed out rather than zoomed in).
Best,
artut
>> After a 1st zoom I replace the full view and make a 2nd zoom but the
>> result seems not consistent.
>> (axes happen to be zoomed out rather than zoomed in).
> If you find this is reproducible, could you give some more details?
> I'm not
> able to make this happen myself.
Oh yes, I see where t
Hi,
I'm not sure what's going on there, but i'm using the following gnuplot
line command inside a function. The plot comes out like a beauty but
gretl pops an error message "Failed to parse gnuplot file".
By the way, can someone tell me how to break the following command into
2-3 lines (I tried
Thank you a lot ! It works fine!
Artur
> On Mon, 3 Oct 2011, artur bala wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I'm not sure what's going on there, but i'm using the following gnuplot line
>> command inside a function. The plot comes out like a beauty but gretl pops an
>>
Hi,
Is it possible to make a backward loop work ? I mean :loop i = 1..$nobs
I'm going through a matrix hunting for a particular value that I know
should be somewhere "at the bottom" of the matrix
Hi,
Is it possible to make a backward loop work ? I mean : loop i = 1..$nobs
I'm go
Le 03/10/2011 15:56, Sven Schreiber a écrit :
> Am 10/03/2011 04:47 PM, schrieb artur bala:
>> Hi,
>> Is it possible to make a backward loop work ? I mean :loop i = 1..$nobs
> well this doesn't look backward to me !?
You're right! I meant : loop i = $nobs..1 :-[
>
Hi,
After running the "hamilton.inp" script I tried to plot the response of
p to s from the the hamilton model menu but
gretl comes out with a "Data error" message . Otherwise, when I checked
the "include bootstrap confidence interval"
everything looks fine.
Best,
artur
Le 09/09/2011 10:29, artur bala a écrit :
> On my 4-year old machine (Core Duo T2450(a)2Ghz,
> 2gb ram), it takes 0.468 seconds for 100 000 observations and 3,931 for
> 1 000 000 observations. It's simply UNBELIEVABLE.
Dear Allin,
Something weird is still going on there. It worked a
Le 05/10/2011 22:03, Riccardo (Jack) Lucchetti a écrit :
> but I don't think that anyboby has ever complained about the "vecm"
> command being slow, right?
indeed it isn't! but plotting the combined impulse responses with their
confidence error is somewhat slow! Maybe this is more a gnuplot conc
Le 07/10/2011 07:50, Annaert Jan a écrit :
> In script mode, the freq command does not produce the graph that is
> shown in the interactive mode. However, in some cases it may be useful
> to have this feature as well in script mode. Is it difficult to add an
> --output=display option to the comm
Le 07/10/2011 09:11, artur bala a écrit :
> Basically, adding the --output flag into a script does produce the
> same effect as in the comand line.
Ops, indeed it doesn't work for the freq command ;)
Artur
Dear Allin
I'm calculating the Gini index on a very huge dataset.
While in the command line the operation hardly takes a couple of
seconds, through the GUI (Variable -> Gini coeff) it lasts quite long
and gretl crashes with the following message error. Well, maybe that's a
gnuplot issue I guess!
> It doesn't actually crash, does it? Just fails to display the Lorenz
> curve graph?
well, it did crash...without displaying the graph!
> That's fixed in CVS: we down-sample if
> there are too many points for gnuplot to handle.
That's good! With the new CVS gretl doesn't crash anymore but fails
>> That's good! With the new CVS gretl doesn't crash anymore
> The update was only in the CVS code repository, not in the
> snapshot files
So why did it stop to crash ?!?! Mm! :-\
> -- but the snapshots are now updated.
Anyway, now it works perfectly and very fast: it takes some 6 seconds
for
Le 09/10/2011 21:18, Sven Schreiber a écrit :
> Am 09.10.2011 18:48, schrieb Riccardo (Jack) Lucchetti:
>> On Sun, 9 Oct 2011, Allin Cottrell wrote:
>>
You probably thought about that yourself, but are there other contexts
where gretl could give gnuplot more than it can handle?
>>> Yes, t
Hi everybody,
I'm computing some poverty measures on different subpopulation.
Before I reinvent the wheel, is there a function to produce a cross
tabulation output like this one (including the strings)?
/Group1Group2Group3 Total
Measure1...
>> > I'm computing some poverty measures on different subpopulation.
>> > Before I reinvent the wheel, is there a function to produce a cross
>> > tabulation output like this one (including the strings)?
> Have you looked at the "xtab" command?
Well, I apologize Allin. I made a confusion there.
Dear Allin,
I'm doing some calculation for the gini index and I noticed some small
differences between the gretl's built-in command and the step-by-step
calculation on P and L. Any suggestion?
Best, artur
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