by Aldo » Sat May 06, 2017 4:52 am
I think, the way to retrieve an state space representation of Ingstr is very helpful for two reasons:
1. You can retrieve an state space in the same order (position) of all endogenous variables declared after the var command.
2. I think, the way proposed for Jpfeifer, about kalman_transition_matrix.m is applied to get an state state representation only for "state variables", that is, "purely backward variables" and the "mixed variables" according to definition of Manual (pg. 47), but I suspect we will also need to include the another variables: "Purely forward variables" and "Static variables".
Is there some idea to retrieve the "complete" state space using kalman_transition_matrix.m ? that is, for all variables?
Greetings.
Aldo