IRF of the third-order Taylor approximation
Posted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 4:17 pm
Hello,
I am confused when I try to understand the inputs and outputs of the third-order Taylor approximation using Dynare.
First, using other MATLAB codes for the third-order Taylor approximation (based on Schmitt-Grohe and Uribe codes), I have to provide the skewness perturbation parameter's matrix before the approximation. Where do I provide it in Dynare? If we don't have to provide it, where Dynare takes the information equivalent to variance-covariance matrix for the skewness-coskewness?
Second, concerning the output, how can I calculate the IRF (or simulate variables) from the output g_0, g_1, g_2 and g_3, and where the skewness correction is included in these matrices?
Thank you very much,
Gabriel
I am confused when I try to understand the inputs and outputs of the third-order Taylor approximation using Dynare.
First, using other MATLAB codes for the third-order Taylor approximation (based on Schmitt-Grohe and Uribe codes), I have to provide the skewness perturbation parameter's matrix before the approximation. Where do I provide it in Dynare? If we don't have to provide it, where Dynare takes the information equivalent to variance-covariance matrix for the skewness-coskewness?
Second, concerning the output, how can I calculate the IRF (or simulate variables) from the output g_0, g_1, g_2 and g_3, and where the skewness correction is included in these matrices?
Thank you very much,
Gabriel