Hi Lee,
don't know whether you got any responses off-list, but personally I
think it sounds quite interesting. From the title of your post you're
talking about next year, right?
With respect to the focus I don't think it's bad at all if R (and
others) play a role such that it won't be exclusively for gretl. Maybe
one topic related to open-source software could be the issue of
replicating (or replicatability of) econometric research. (In the spirit
of the section in the Journal of Applied econometrics.)
cheers,
sven
Lee Adkins schrieb:
Hi All,
I've been following the discussion about the next gretl conference. As
I promised in Bilbao, I approached the editors of Advances in
Econometrics about doing a gretl edition with an accompanying
conference. The AIE conferences
(
http://www.bus.lsu.edu/hill/aie/aie_main.htm) are normally held in
Baton Rouge, usually in the fall (early November). I've been to a
couple of these and they are quite nice (though, it would be impossible
to top the wonderful hospitality of our hosts in Bilbao!).
I don't have a firm commitment yet, but the response I got from Carter
Hill was very favorable. I pitched it as a volume on open source
econometrics software (of which gretl is the leader, right?). Guest
editors (me? and any volunteers) can influence the focus quite a bit.
This would open it up a bit to contributions from R users perhaps, but
it will help fill up the volume. Usually there are about 15 or so
submissions for a volume. Anyway, if there is interest in pursuing this
venue or if any of you have any ideas or suggestions, let me know and
I'll see what I can do.
Also, I'll be working on a new version of my gretl book later this year
so any comments or suggestions would be welcome.
Cheers,
Lee
--
Lee Adkins
Professor of Economics
lee.adkins(a)okstate.edu <mailto:lee.adkins@okstate.edu>
learneconometrics.com <
http://learneconometrics.com>
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