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Dóra Kocsis
dynare
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00596753
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00596753
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Mar 14, 2012
by
Sébastien Villemot
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NEWS entry for 4.2.5
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Announcement
for
Dynare
4.2.5
(
on
2012
-
03
-
14
)
=============================================
We
are
pleased
to
announce
the
release
of
Dynare
4.2.5
.
This
is
a
bugfix
release
.
The
Windows
package
for
the
new
release
is
already
available
for
download
at
the
official
Dynare
website
<
http
://
www
.
dynare
.
org
>.
The
Mac
and
Linux
packages
should
follow
soon
.
All
users
are
strongly
encouraged
to
upgrade
.
The
new
release
is
compatible
with
MATLAB
versions
ranging
from
7.0
(
R14
)
to
7.14
(
R2012a
)
and
with
GNU
Octave
versions
ranging
from
3.0
to
3.6
.
Note
that
GNU
Octave
users
under
Windows
will
have
to
upgrade
to
GNU
Octave
version
3.6.1
(
MinGW
).
The
Octave
installer
can
be
downloaded
at
:
http
://
www
.
dynare
.
org
/
octave
/
Octave3
.6.1
_gcc4
.6.2
_20120303
-
setup
.
exe
Here
is
a
non
-
exhaustive
list
of
the
problems
identified
in
version
4.2.4
and
that
have
been
fixed
in
version
4.2.5
:
*
The
MATLAB
optimization
toolbox
was
sometimes
not
correctly
detected
even
when
installed
*
Using
the
inverse
gamma
distribution
with
extreme
hyperparameter
values
could
lead
to
a
crash
*
Various
issues
in
the
accelerated
deterministic
solver
with
block
decomposition
*
Various
issues
in
the
parallelization
engine
*
Compatibility
issues
with
the
Global
Sensitivity
Analysis
toolbox
*
The
Dynare
++
binary
was
broken
in
the
Windows
package
because
of
a
missing
dynamic
library
Announcement
for
Dynare
4.2.4
(
on
2011
-
12
-
02
)
=============================================
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