Hello Daniel,
It seems that either you're not monitoring the hotmail address that
you used when uploading your package, or perhaps the response (from
Sven Schreiber) has gone to your spam. Anyway, here's what Sven wrote
on February 7 (with daniel.ventosa(a)hotmail.com among the recipients):
<quote>
Am 06.02.2020 um 18:38 schrieb gretl(a)ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu:
Function package G2S.gfn 1.1 has been uploaded and
placed in the staging area on the gretl server.
The gfn file passed validation against the DTD.
http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/gretl/staging_fnfiles/G2S.gfn
The author is Andrea E. Sánchez Urbina & Daniel Ventosa-Santaulària
(daniel.ventosa(a)hotmail.com).
The file was uploaded by daniel.ventosa(a)hotmail.com.
Hi Daniel,
the sample script is broken (missing commenting-out of the asterisks for
example). Apart from that, my question about the earlier version 1.0
remains: What's the difference with respect to gretl's omit command?
It would be nice if you could acknowledge receipt of this email.
</quote>
Allin Cottrell
On Thu, Mar 19, 2020 at 7:29 PM Daniel Ventosa-Santaulària
<daniel.ventosa(a)cide.edu> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I recently submitted a package, G2S, to the Gretl team. I never received neither
feedback nor acceptance/rejection of our proposal. The package G2S is a simple
General-2-Specific program, that sequentially eliminates the non significant variables
until only significant ones remain. There are some nice features; the code ensures that
there are no problems with potencial colinearities (Gretl already does a lot in this
sense, but our packages goes further down on this). The package also allows to fix some
variables (this is, to exclude some variables from the algorithm), etc. Is this the right
email address to make inquiries about a lost submitted package?
> Friendly regards,
> Daniel