The script you provided worked perfectly. I suppose then it is something
I'm doing improperly? However this has been working for me for a few
months...
I'm using an imported file from STATA "y.dta", I run the following:
open y.dta
setobs 12 1990:01 --time-series
genr valueadj = deseas(value, X)
Every time I get ".gretl/x12arima/x.d11: No such file or directory". This
occurs even when I leave the "X" off and try:
open y.dta
setobs 12 1990:01 --time-series
genr valueadj = deseas(value)
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 4:45 PM, Allin Cottrell <cottrell(a)wfu.edu> wrote:
On Thu, 12 Jan 2012, Patrick Kallerman wrote:
> Would this still be the case if the series I was adjusting wasn't `x'?
>
> It was actually `value'.
Hmm. You were trying to adjust a series named 'value' and got an
error message about 'x.d11' not existing? That sounds like black
magic to me.
What do you get from the following script:
open data9-7.gdt
series value = QNC
series dsv = deseas(value)
?
Allin Cottrell
> On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 2:01 PM, Allin Cottrell <cottrell(a)wfu.edu>
wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 12 Jan 2012, Patrick Kallerman wrote:
>>
>>> I get the below: [snipped]
>>> units103.out units103.spc value.d11 value.d12 value.d13 value.err
>>> value.log value.out value.spc var1.d11 var1.d12 var1.d13 var1.err
>>> var1.log var1.out var1.spc var2.d11 var2.d12 var2.d13 var2.err
>>> var2.log var2.out var2.spc x.err x.log x.out x.spc x12a.mdl
>>>
>>> is /gretl/x12arima where logs and errors are stored from x12?
>>
>> $HOME/.gretl/x12arima is where such files are stored. Now, you said
>> the problem was that x.d11 was missing. That is confirmed by the
>> listing above, but I see that you have x.err, x.log and x.out. So
>> you might try looking in those files for a clue as to what has gone
>> wrong with X-12-ARIMA analysis of the series named 'x'. (All of
>> these files will be plain text.)
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