Re: [Gretl-devel] Variable names in summary statistics (and similar)
On Tue, 28 Feb 2017, Artur Tarassow wrote:
Of course I understand your point. But the example may not be very
convincing: just replace "Utility" by "U" and you save 6 characters
;-) But
let's see what others say.
I think that if you want to print a correlation matrix using very long
variable names in full, you really have to design your own function
for that. The tools are available in hansl. The compact format used by
default by gretl is not going to work.
Allin
Am 28.02.2017 um 18:31 schrieb Schaff, Frederik:
> Ah well, that is sometimes not practical for me ;)
>
> Consider the following: I have a variable called "MA_Utility" which is the
> moving average utility of a single agent. Then I have some statistics I
> take during the run to analyse the distribution later. E.g. the MAE and,
> because it is a distribution at each point in time and in time itself, I
> have e.g. the MAE of the MAE of the MA_Utility, the RMSE of the AVG of the
> MA_Utility, the Avg of the Min of the MA_Utility etc...
>
>
> Now, this looks ugly:
>
> MA_Utility_MAE~ MA_Utility_MAE~ MA_Utility_MAE~
> 1.0000 0.8500 0.1773 MA_Utility_MAE~
> 1.0000 0.4378 MA_Utility_MAE~
> 1.0000 MA_Utility_MAE~