osr optim_weights, need clarification
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2010 6:09 pm
Dear all,
In the OSR code we have the optim_weights set like this :
optim_weights;
inf 1;
y 1;
end.
As I understand, this means the same weight "0.5" for each variable.
But if I have my quadratic loss function as this one :
(1-lambda)*inflation^2 + lambda*x^2
According to optim_weights, how can I set the weight 0.70 (=1-lambda) for inflation and 0.30 (=lambda) for x?
Indeed, which discount value (beta) is used in the quadratic OSR code, as I can set the dicount value as in ramsey code.
thanks for yor help !
In the OSR code we have the optim_weights set like this :
optim_weights;
inf 1;
y 1;
end.
As I understand, this means the same weight "0.5" for each variable.
But if I have my quadratic loss function as this one :
(1-lambda)*inflation^2 + lambda*x^2
According to optim_weights, how can I set the weight 0.70 (=1-lambda) for inflation and 0.30 (=lambda) for x?
Indeed, which discount value (beta) is used in the quadratic OSR code, as I can set the dicount value as in ramsey code.
thanks for yor help !