Dear all,
I'm looking for an overview of the commands available to display the results of deterministic models.
Or can I simply use the Matlab commands?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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by monetarist » Mon Mar 09, 2009 11:10 am
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Re: Output
by SébastienVillemot » Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:53 pm
Hi
The "rplot" command (possibly used in conjunction with "dsample") is the basic graphic command in deterministic mode.
Otherwise, if you want customized output, you can retrieve the path of endogenous and exogenous variables in oo_.endo_simul and oo_.exo_simul. If your model has N lags and M leads, with T simulation periods, these variables contain N+T+M periods. The order of variables is the same than in M_.endo_names and M_.exo_names. You can then use Matlab commands to plot your graphs.
Best
Sébastien
The "rplot" command (possibly used in conjunction with "dsample") is the basic graphic command in deterministic mode.
Otherwise, if you want customized output, you can retrieve the path of endogenous and exogenous variables in oo_.endo_simul and oo_.exo_simul. If your model has N lags and M leads, with T simulation periods, these variables contain N+T+M periods. The order of variables is the same than in M_.endo_names and M_.exo_names. You can then use Matlab commands to plot your graphs.
Best
Sébastien
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