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Dóra Kocsis
dynare
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50ef5377
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50ef5377
authored
Jul 06, 2012
by
MichelJuillard
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removed option linear from stoch_simul; clarified use of option linear
in model statement
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287b1348
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@@ -1467,8 +1467,9 @@ used outside. A model local variable declaration looks like:
@
item
linear
Declares
the
model
as
being
linear
.
It
spares
oneself
from
having
to
declare
initial
values
for
computing
the
steady
state
,
and
it
sets
automatically
@
code
{
order
=
1
}
in
@
code
{
stoch_simul
}.
declare
initial
values
for
computing
the
steady
state
of
a
stationary
linear
model
.
This
options
can
't be used with non-linear models, it will
NOT trigger linearization of the model.
@item use_dll
@anchor{use_dll}
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@@ -3016,10 +3017,6 @@ The exogenous variables for which to compute IRFs. Default: all.
Requests
the
computation
of
normalized
IRFs
in
percentage
of
the
standard
error
of
each
shock
.
@item linear
Indicates that the original model is linear (put it rather in the
@code{model} command).
@
item
nocorr
Don
't print the correlation matrix (printing them is the default).
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@@ -3227,10 +3224,10 @@ with a single stochastic shock @code{e}, with a standard error of
@customhead{Example 2}
@example
stoch_simul
(
linear
,
irf
=
60
)
y
k
;
stoch_simul(irf=60) y k;
@end example
Performs
the
simulation
of
a
linear
model
and
displays
impulse
Performs the simulation of a model and displays impulse
response functions on 60 periods for variables @code{y} and @code{k}.
@end deffn
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