Hi,
I already figured out how to use the gnuplot command for variables - the
question is how I can generate a plot similar to the plot that is
obtained through the model-graph-menu (model vs. real, over time) from
the console. I'll look into those $-variables as mentioned earlier.
On 22.12.2011 15:38, Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
El 22/12/11 13:53, Frederic Beister escribió:
> Now I have a model stored as m1 - from the GUI I know that I can plot
> several graphs such as residuals etc.. How do I do this with the CLI or
> how can I "export" the model to my local machine so that I can use it
there?
> (...)
>"gnuplot m1" or similar doesn't work either as m1 is not a
> variable.
>
> (...)
Gretl uses the external program 'gnuplot' for making the plots. In fact,
there is also a 'gnuplot' command in gretl:
gnuplot yvars xvars --output=filename.pdf
this command uses variables as parameters, not models. In particular
this will send the graph to a pdf file. Please look at the gnuplot
command in the gretl help or in the manual (Gretl Command Reference) for
more information about this command.