Re: [Gretl-users] Creating series with loops...

On Wed, 10 Aug 2011, mariusz doszyń wrote: > I'm using loops for i=1..8 and j=1..10 to estimate, lets say, $j$is > coefficients (s is the name of coefficient). How to make gretl to create j  > variables with values sji? Or how to create matrix with values of s$j$i > (where given values will be respectively add to matrix)? When I'm using > 'series' command I've got values with the last estimate of sji. For example, > when I'm using: series s$j$i for j=1 I've got series with 8 values of s18 > (i=8) but I need values s11, s12, s13,...,s18. If I've got the general idea of what you're trying to do, here's a template. <hansl> nulldata 30 # create some artificial series loop i=1..8 -q series y_$i = normal() endloop loop j=1..10 -q series x_$j = normal() endloop matrix s = zeros(8, 10) loop i=1..8 -q loop j=1..10 -q # estimate a coefficient and stick into matrix ols y_$i 0 x_$j -q s[i,j] = $coeff[2] endloop endloop print s </hansl> Allin Cottrell