2:14 p.m.
Dera gretl users,
I had estimate my SVAR model and I need to export the estimated coefficients (bootdata) to
excel or csv file. I have tried to use the following command but it is storing my
variables but not bootdata (from a SVAR).
store /home/valentina/bootdata.csv bootdata
! gnumeric /home/valentina/bootdata.csvAny suggestion? I cannot go on with my
estimation!!
Thanks
Valentina
7:55 a.m.
Am 10.04.2014 16:14, schrieb valentina colombo:
Dera gretl users,
I had estimate my SVAR model and I need to export the estimated
coefficients (bootdata) to excel or csv file. I have tried to use the
following command but it is storing my variables but not bootdata (from
a SVAR).
store /home/valentina/bootdata.csv bootdata
! gnumeric /home/valentina/bootdata.csv
By design, 'store' only saves data (=series), as explained in the docs.
If 'bootdata' is not the name of a series and gretl does not complain
here, this could actually be a (small) bug.
To save matrices, you can use the 'mwrite()' function. To save arbitrary
stuff to a text file, use the 'outfile' command to specify the target
file (with option '--quiet'), and then use your own 'print' or
'printf'
commands. Don't forget 'outfile --close' at the end.
hth,
sven
7:56 a.m.
On 10/04/14 16:14, valentina colombo wrote:
Dera gretl users,
I had estimate my SVAR model and I need to export the estimated
coefficients (bootdata) to excel or csv file. I have tried to use the
following command but it is storing my variables but not bootdata
(from a SVAR).
store /home/valentina/bootdata.csv bootdata
! gnumeric /home/valentina/bootdata.csv
Any suggestion? I cannot go on with my estimation!!
Thanks
Valentina
For this type of things I use a combination of 'outfile' and 'printf'
commands. An example is below. The lines from 'open' to 'var' command
are taken from gretl example sw_ch14.in. The result is the file
"coefficients.csv" in your current gretl working directory.
<hansl>
open sw_ch14.gdt
# set the robust std errors variant used by S and W
set force_hc on
set hc_version 1
genr infl = 400 * log(PUNEW/PUNEW(-1))
diff infl
lags d_infl LHUR
smpl 1962:1 1999:4
# run "automatic" VAR, (see equations 14.5 and 14.6) in Stock and Watson,
# "Introduction to Econometrics", chapter 14
var 4 d_infl LHUR const -r
##########
set messages off
set echo off
matrix B=$coeff
scalar ncoefs=rows(B)
outfile coefficients.csv --write
loop i=1..ncoefs --quiet
printf "%.4f, %.4f\n ", B[i,1], B[i,2]
endloop
outfile --close
</hansl>
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8:07 a.m.
On 11/04/14 09:56, Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
..
##########
set messages off
set echo off
matrix B=$coeff
scalar ncoefs=rows(B)
outfile coefficients.csv --write
loop i=1..ncoefs --quiet
printf "%.4f, %.4f\n ", B[i,1], B[i,2]
endloop
outfile --close
</hansl>
Sorry, the space after \n should not be there.
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94 6013732
*EKONOMIA APLIKATUA III SAILA (EKONOMETRIA ETA ESTATISTIKA)/
DEPARTAMENTO DE ECONOMÍA APLICADA III (ECONOMETRÍA Y ESTADÍSTICA)
UPV/EHU*
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*www.ea3.ehu.es* <http://www.ea3.ehu.es>
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egotea. Mezuak badu bere hartzailea. Okerreko helbidera heldu bada
(helbidea gaizki idatzi, transmisioak huts egin) eman abisu igorleari,
korreo honi erantzunda. Kontuz! Mezua ez bada zuretzat, ez erabili, ez
zabaldu beste inori, ez kopiatu eta ez baliatu.
¡ATENCIÓN! Este mensaje contiene información privilegiada o confidencial
a la que sólo tiene derecho a acceder el destinatario. Si usted lo
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E-mail hau inprimatu baino lehen egiaztatu inprimatzeko beharra.
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8:15 a.m.
On Fri, 11 Apr 2014, Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
On 10/04/14 16:14, valentina colombo wrote:
> Dera gretl users,
> I had estimate my SVAR model and I need to export the estimated
> coefficients (bootdata) to excel or csv file. I have tried to use the
> following command but it is storing my variables but not bootdata (from a
> SVAR).
> store /home/valentina/bootdata.csv bootdata
> ! gnumeric /home/valentina/bootdata.csv
> Any suggestion? I cannot go on with my estimation!!
> Thanks
> Valentina
>
For this type of things I use a combination of 'outfile' and 'printf'
commands. An example is below. The lines from 'open' to 'var' command are
taken from gretl example sw_ch14.in. The result is the file
"coefficients.csv" in your current gretl working directory.
<hansl>
open sw_ch14.gdt
# set the robust std errors variant used by S and W
set force_hc on
set hc_version 1
genr infl = 400 * log(PUNEW/PUNEW(-1))
diff infl
lags d_infl LHUR
smpl 1962:1 1999:4
# run "automatic" VAR, (see equations 14.5 and 14.6) in Stock and Watson,
# "Introduction to Econometrics", chapter 14
var 4 d_infl LHUR const -r
##########
set messages off
set echo off
matrix B=$coeff
scalar ncoefs=rows(B)
outfile coefficients.csv --write
loop i=1..ncoefs --quiet
printf "%.4f, %.4f\n ", B[i,1], B[i,2]
endloop
outfile --close
</hansl>
Also: don't be fooled by file extensions. If you use the "mwrite" command,
like Sven suggested, you'll obtain a text file that you can conveniently
open either in your favourite text editor or in any spreadheet worth
considering.
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(formerly known as Università di Ancona)
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http://www2.econ.univpm.it/servizi/hpp/lucchetti
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