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Set up Dynare++
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Thu Jul 16, 2015 12:20 amby superztt
I think I have a problem to setup the dynare++.
What I did:
I added dynare++ subdirectory and mex directory to where I saved the mod file I want to run. The mod file is the example1 in the dynare tutorial. Then I type in " dynare++ example.mod" in matlab command window. But it says too many inputs.
Can anyone help? Btw, I use windows 7. Thanks!
Re: Set up Dynare++
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Thu Jul 16, 2015 2:52 pmby jpfeifer
Re: Set up Dynare++
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Fri Jul 17, 2015 2:47 amby superztt
Thank you, jpfeifer! There is some progress by using "!dynare++ example.mod". But another problem comes out. I am not sure what I did wrong.
I first put the following documents in the same file, including the example. mod. Then add that file to the matlab path. Under the path, I ran "!dynare++ example.mod". But, matlab kept showing "busy" without further results. I bet something was wrong. I aimed to run "plot(dyn_irfp_EPS_mean(dyn_i_K,:))" for the simulation of IRFs.
dynare++.exe
dynare_simul.m
dynare_simul.mexw32
example.mod
Re: Set up Dynare++
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Fri Jul 17, 2015 8:41 amby jpfeifer
Please describe in more detail what exactly you are doing and provide all files.
Re: Set up Dynare++
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Fri Jul 17, 2015 3:01 pmby superztt
I want to use dynare++ to get some irfs from a higher order approximation. So I was using the example1 from the "DSGE Models with Dynare++. A Tutorial" to learn how to do.
what I did:
I first set up dynare++. I put the documents as attached in the same file, including the example. mod. Then add that file to the matlab path.
Under the path, I ran "!dynare++ example.mod". But, matlab kept showing "busy" without further results.
I was to planning to run "plot(dyn_irfp_EPS_mean(dyn_i_K,:))" for the simulation of IRFs.
[q uote="jpfeifer"]Please describe in more detail what exactly you are doing and provide all files.[/quote]
Re: Set up Dynare++
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Fri Jul 17, 2015 4:29 pmby jpfeifer
So when you say "file" you actually mean "Folder" I guess. As you are using order=7, it might take some time to run. On my 16GB RAM machine, it runs, but takes about 10 minutes. So wait at least 20 minutes to see whether there really is a problem (or use a lower order). After that time, take a look at the jnl-file created in the folder when you run Dynare++. If it keeps growing, Dynare++ is still busy.