Rgretl update: utilities for gretl users
by oleg_komashko＠ukr.net
Dear all,
Rgretl 0.2.1 is on crane
In my subjective opinion the following is the most
interesting for gretl users:
# (i) saving data
# save_gdt(), save_bin()
# EXAMPLE
# Saving Penn World Table 9.0 as .gdtb
### with 0.2.1
<R>
library(Rgretl) # v. 0.2.1
if (!require(pwt9)) {
install.packages("pwt9")
library(pwt9)
}
data("pwt9.0")
save_gdt("pwt9.0.gdtb",pwt9.0)
<R>
pwt9.0.gdtb will be created in current R working directory
# (ii) setting up free RStudio server
# everybody can have Rgretl gretl working
# version on mobile devises, e.g. Android tablets
(iii) find_sample("mle") outputs names of
all sample scrips (gretl GUI -> Script files-> practice files...
which contains mle command
Oleh
P.S. Comments, bug reports, etc are welcome
8 years
minus zero
by Ioannis A. Venetis
I am not sure if this question has been placed before.
I run the following
<hansl>
set verbose off
set seed 1059999
scalar n = 5
scalar k = 5
matrix A = mrandgen(i,-4,4,n,k)
scalar a = -15
print A
eval a*A
B=a*A
print B
</hansl>
which evaluates a -0 in a*A[4,2] position or prints zero in B[4,2]
position. Can this be avoided?
Yiannis
8 years
Re: [Gretl-users] Gretl-users Digest, Vol 133, Issue 32
by Stefano Fachin
my first reaction was "yes", second "not really", for the reason Jack
was hinting at. I feel that mentioning Gretl in oour own work may work
better (especially if we publish in good journals!)
best,
Stefano
> Does this mean you're supporting the upload of a list/table of your
> research using gretl, Sven and Stefano?
>
> Best,
> Artur
>
>
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8 years
List of research using gretl
by Artur Tarassow
Hi all,
I think we need (even) more advertisement for the great 'Gretl' project!
What do you think about compiling a handy list of research articles for
which we guys used gretl. This may be a simple way to promote gretl and
to show that this software is also used for serious research and not
only teaching or so. The table/list would be linked to the gretl homepage.
I thought about a simple table or list comprising: Author, Title, Year,
Journal/Working Paper, Method(s) applied using gretl, URL.
I would be happy to manage and update that list if you find this idea
compelling.
Best,
Artur
8 years
