gnuplot command
by a b
Hi everybody !
On undated data, I try to draw a scatterplot by the
following :
"scatter1" <- gnuplot x y
"scater1".show
but I get two message error (attached) and a black
graph window on the screen .
I tried with other data --annual and undated-- and had
no problem!
Best,
Artur
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RE : Re: [Gretl-users] translation time!
by a b
"ab.news" <ab.news(a)laposte.net> a écrit :
> Allin Cottrell schrieb:
> On Sat, 5 May 2007, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> I'm almost done with updating de.po, just one or two questions:
> The strings "Within" and "Between" seem to belong to panel models I
> guess; but what exactly do they describe where they appear?
>
Ok, I will commit the update today.
Don't know if other translators (or other interested people) know about
this, there are translations of many statistical terms on
http://isi.cbs.nl/glossary/, which may be a useful standard.
But still some things are difficult to translate at least for me; for
example the suggested German ISI-term for "within-group variance" is
"Binnen-Varianz", which makes a lot of sense once you know what it means
and is short and concise, but I doubt I would have guessed its meaning,
because I have never heard or read it in connection with panel models.
(The reason for that probably is that the literature is in English only.)
So in the end I opted to always use "Inter-" for "between" stuff, and
"Intra-" for "within". Of course this is actually Latin instead of
German, so I am not 100% sure it really adds value compared to just
leaving things in English... What do others think?
Thanks,
Sven
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I think that if the german denomination makes a sense--as it seems it does --, better keep it despite its uncommon use. There's a hope, it will help people to substitute for the eenglish terms. Anyway, inter and intra will work much better than leaving stuffs in English. At my opinion, the translation's usefulness is to coin words as well.
Best,
Artur
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translation time!
by Allin Cottrell
I think we're now pretty close to 1.6.3, so I've updated the
gretl.pot file in CVS. I'll do an upload to IRO shortly.
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Department of Economics
Wake Forest University, NC
16 years, 11 months
Re: [Gretl-users] Ops, forgot
by a b
Allin Cottrell a écrit :
On Fri, 4 May 2007, Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
It's always exactly the same even using "setinfo". It works
fine in a script (in the same way "label" does) but not in
gretl console. But if "label" only reports, why then does it
make change the descriptive label ?
Gretl does not automatically refresh the window. You may click
on /Data/refresh window (or alt+r) to see the changes.
I do not understand how do you use "labels" to change the
descriptive label, I cannot do it here.
Ignacio is right, the "labels" command purely and simply prints
the existing descriptive labels, if any.
However, at some point I made "label" (without an 's' on the end)
some sort of alias to "setinfo". This was not a good idea, and
I'm now removing it in CVS. It's not documented and it doesn't
work, so it doesn't have much going for it!
The right way to change a variable's descriptive label (via script
or console) is as documented:
setinfo varname -d "New descriptive label"
This change may not show up at once in the main window in the GUI;
if not, you can do /Data/Refresh window, as Ignacio says.
Allin.
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Oh, thank you! That's clear now!
It was misleading to me that the same command (setinfo) didn't produce the same result if executed in a script rather than in the command line: used in a script, the window is automatically updated.
Best,
Artur
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minor bugs
by a b
Hi!
1. after executing the "label" command in the gretl console, the variable's descriptive label doesn't change. However, while editing the variable attributes, the description is found to has been updated (no problem if executed in a script).
2. while executing the following:
"Model 1" <- ols y 0 x1 x2 x3
modeltab add
"Model 2" <- ols y 0 x1 x2 x3 x4
modeltab add
Gretl prints:
Model 2 saved
? modeltab add
Model is already included in the table
Error executing script: halting
> modeltab add
and in the model table I find only "Model 2"
Best,
Artur
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Ops, forgot
by a b
On Friday 04 May 2007 17:20:20 a b wrote:
> Hi!
> 1. after executing the "label" command in the gretl console, the variable's
> descriptive label doesn't change. However, while editing the variable
> attributes, the description is found to has been updated (no problem if
> executed in a script).
>
> 2. while executing the following:
> "Model 1" <- ols y 0 x1 x2 x3
> modeltab add
>
> "Model 2" <- ols y 0 x1 x2 x3 x4
> modeltab add
> Gretl prints:
> Model 2 saved
> ? modeltab add
> Model is already included in the table
>
> Error executing script: halting
>
> > modeltab add
>
> and in the model table I find only "Model 2"
>
> Best,
> Artur
> The "label" command only reports the description of the > > current variables, to
> set up a new descriptive label you should use the command > "setinfo".
It's always exactly the same even using "setinfo". It works fine in a script (in the same way "label" does) but not in gretl console.
But if "label" only reports, why then does it make change the descriptive label ?
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new gretl.dmg for OS X
by Allin Cottrell
In the run-up to 1.6.3, I'm making a new snapshot for OS X
available:
http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/pub/gretl/gretl.dmg
Besides the general updates, there are a few things of specific
interest to Mac users
* Support for Mac-style text files (lines terminated with ^M)
in gretl's CSV/ASCII data import.
* Syntax highlighting for scripts should now work (this was broken
due to a path problem with the gtksourceview language files).
* When a new gretl.dmg is put in place, hopefully there should be
no path breakage even if there's a user configuration file left
around from an older version of gretl.
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Department of Economics
Wake Forest University, NC
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