Monte Carlo and restricted sample
by Maria Teresa Cabeza Gutes
Allin, I have installed Gretl again from the address you gave me, and
now it works perfectly. Thank you very much.
Maite
21 years
still montecarlo loop-restricted smpl
by Maria Teresa Cabeza Gutes
Allan and Ignacio, thanks for the replies. I am still unable to get the
expected number of observations for the btilda variable when I restrict
the sample within a Monte Carlo loop. (I was already opening the new
data file (test.gdt) but, as I said, it only gives me back one
observation back for btilda, even if I do the loop --progressive). (When
I do it without restricting the sample it works perfectly). I am working
with version 1.4.1 for Windows XP. What could be wrong ?
Thanks again,
Maite
21 years
monte carlo and restricted samples-still not working
by Maite
Allan and Ignacio, thanks for the replies. I am still unable to get the
expected
number of observations for the btilda variable when I restrict the sample
within a
Monte Carlo loop. (I was already opening the new data file (test.gdt) but,
as I said,
it only gives me back one observation back for btilda, even if I do the loop
--progressive). (When I do it without restricting the sample it works
perfectly). I am
working with version 1.4.1 for Windows XP. What could be wrong ?
Thanks again,
Maite
21 years
still montecarlo loop-restricted smpl
by Maria Teresa Cabeza Gutes
Allan and Ignacio, thanks for the replies. I am still unable to get the
expected number of observations for the btilda variable when I restrict
the sample within a Monte Carlo loop. (I was already opening the new
data file (test.gdt) but, as I said, it only gives me back one
observation back for btilda, even if I do the loop --progressive). (When
I do it without restricting the sample it works perfectly). I am working
with version 1.4.1 for Windows XP. What could be wrong ?
Thanks again,
Maite
21 years
Comments on W. Mixon's gretl site
by John Paravantis PhD
The site looks wonderful!
May I suggest that you also prepare a DOWNLOADABLE version of your site
(e.g. in Windows HTML HELP format) so that a user may refer to the
material OFFLINE?
Looking at the quality of gretl and the work of the gretl community, it
is indeed amazing that a program of such a caliber is offered as a
freeware!
John Paravantis
Department of Digital Systems
University of Piraeus
Greece
> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 14:24:26 -0400
> From: Wilson Mixon <wmixon(a)berry.edu>
> Subject: [Gretl-users] Request for review and advice
> To: Gretl list <gretl-users(a)ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu>
> Cc: Ryan Smith <rjsmith(a)students.berry.edu>
> Message-ID: <43611B5A.9070805(a)berry.edu>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
>
> Fellow GRETL users:
>
> One of my students and I have developed a graphical introduction to
> GRETL. We propose to submit the attached paper to a journal, partly to
> call attention to GRETL and partly to call attention to our own work.
>
> We welcome comments on the following:
>
> * Ways to improve the web site
> (http://csob.berry.edu/faculty/economics/gretlguide/GretlGuide.html)
> * Ways to improve this paper
> * Suggestions regarding an appropriate journal (we lean toward
> Journal of Applied Econometrics)
> * Information on how to contribute our material to an open-source
> Users' Guide.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Wilson Mixon
>
>
21 years
Re: Gretl-users Digest, Vol 18, Issue 5
by John Paravantis
The site looks wonderful!
May I suggest that you also prepare a DOWNLOADABLE version of your site
(e.g. in Windows HTML HELP format) so that a user may refer to the
material OFFLINE?
Looking at the quality of gretl and the work of the gretl community, it
is indeed amazing that a program of such a caliber is offered as a freeware!
John Paravantis
Department of Digital Systems
University of Piraeus
Greece
>Message: 1
>Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 14:24:26 -0400
>From: Wilson Mixon <wmixon(a)berry.edu>
>Subject: [Gretl-users] Request for review and advice
>To: Gretl list <gretl-users(a)ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu>
>Cc: Ryan Smith <rjsmith(a)students.berry.edu>
>Message-ID: <43611B5A.9070805(a)berry.edu>
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
>
>Fellow GRETL users:
>
>One of my students and I have developed a graphical introduction to
>GRETL. We propose to submit the attached paper to a journal, partly to
>call attention to GRETL and partly to call attention to our own work.
>
>We welcome comments on the following:
>
> * Ways to improve the web site
> (http://csob.berry.edu/faculty/economics/gretlguide/GretlGuide.html)
> * Ways to improve this paper
> * Suggestions regarding an appropriate journal (we lean toward
> Journal of Applied Econometrics)
> * Information on how to contribute our material to an open-source
> Users' Guide.
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Wilson Mixon
>
>
21 years
still having trouble with monte carlo loop and restricted sample
by maite
Sorry, but I am still having trouble restricting the sample within a Monte
Carlo loop. I had already tried the loop --progressive option and it had
not worked. I tried again as suggested and still I only get one observation
for btilda. Any more suggestions ?
Maite
21 years
about the gnuplot command in gretl
by Sven Schreiber
Dear gretl people,
<preamble...>
I have been observing the development of gretl for some time now, and
last week I started to dig a little deeper. In my opinion it's very
nice, because it is 1. fairly intuitive, 2. cross-platform, 3. well
documented, 4. scriptable, 5. free. I think it really fills a gap in
the open-source statistics world as a data browser, quick-visualizer,
and manipulation tool. (So far I mostly use GiveWin for that, not liking
that it only runs on Windows.) Thanks to the developer(s?) for making
this program!
</preamble>
now for something completely different: I'm having problems with the
following gnuplot command (within gretl, of course):
gnuplot verteilf sortiert --with-impulses --suppress-fitted { set style
data steps; }
In the resulting plt file, the part in braces does not appear, although
according to the manual (Aug2005) it should. Is that a bug?
Secondly, if I use this one:
gnuplot verteilf sortiert { set style data steps; }
the part in braces appears in the plt file, but doesn't make any
difference to the visual output. I suspect that's because the
"steps"-setting is reverted in the plot command where it says "w points".
Is there any way around this limitation?
Thanks for your help!
-sven
21 years
Monte Carlo loop and restrcited sample
by maite
Dear all,
I was trying to generate samples of 50 observations in a Monte Carlo loop
and then just use the first 25 to estimate by OLS. I wrote these
instructions:
nulldata 50
genr x=100*uniform()
loop 1000
genr eps=3*normal()
genr y=5+2*x+eps
smpl (obs<26) --restrict
ols y const x
genr bhat=coeff(x)
store test.gdt bhat
endloop
But, when I run the program and open the test.gdt data file, I only get 1
observation of the variable bhat, instead of the 1000 I was supposed to get.
I have tried a thousand different things and I do not get right. Any hint?
21 years
