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Announcement for Dynare 5.1 (on 2022-04-06)
===========================================
We are pleased to announce the release of Dynare 5.1.
This maintenance release fixes various bugs.
The Windows, macOS and source packages are already available for download at
[
the Dynare website
](
https://www.dynare.org/download/
)
.
All users are strongly encouraged to upgrade.
This release is compatible with MATLAB versions ranging from 8.3 (R2014a) to
9.
12 (R2022a), and with GNU Octave version 6.4.0 (under Windows).
Here is a list of the problems identified in version 5.0 and that have been
fixed in version 5.1:
*
Various problems with perfect foresight simulations in combination with
`block`
and/or
`bytecode`
options of the
`model`
block:
+
Simulation with
`bytecode`
and
`stack_solve_algo=4`
could give incorrect
results if the model has a linear block of type “Solve two boundaries
simple/complete”
+
Simulation with
`bytecode`
and
`stack_solve_algo=1`
could fail to converge
+
Simulation with
`block`
(but without
`bytecode`
) and
`stack_solve_algo=1`
gave wrong results in the last simulation period if the model has a block
of type “Solve two boundaries simple/complete”
+
Simulation with
`bytecode`
and
`block`
would give incorrect results if the
model has a linear block of type “Solve forward simple/complete”
+
Simulation with
`block`
(but without
`bytecode`
) would crash or give
incorrect results if the model has a block of type “Solve forward/backward
simple/complete”
+
Simulation with
`bytecode`
,
`block`
and
`stack_solve_algo={0,1,4}`
would
crash or give incorrect results if the model has a block of type “Solve
forward/backward complete”
+
Simulation with
`block`
(but without
`bytecode`
) gave incorrect results if
the model has a block of type “Solve backward simple/complete”
+
Simulation with
`block`
(with or without
`bytecode`
) could give incorrect
results if the model has a nonlinear block of type “Solve forward/backward
simple/complete”
+
Simulation with
`bytecode`
,
`block`
and
`stack_solve_algo=4`
could give
incorrect results if the model has a block of type “Solve backward/forward
simple/complete” that follows a block of type “Solve two boundaries” (in
the sense of the dependency graph)
+
The convergence criterion in simulations with
`block`
(but without
`bytecode`
) was incorrect: the value of the
`tolf`
option from the
`steady`
command was used instead of the value of
`tolf`
option from the
`perfect_foresight_solver`
command
*
Various problems with steady state computation in combination with
`block`
and/or
`bytecode`
options of the
`model`
block:
+
Steady state computation with
`bytecode`
and
`block`
could fail if some
equations are marked
`[static]`
+
Steady state computation with
`bytecode`
,
`block`
and
`solve_algo`
⩽ 4 or ⩾
9 could fail
+
Steady state computation with
`bytecode`
,
`block`
and
`solve_algo=6`
would
crash or give incorrect results if the model has a block of type “Solve
forward/backward complete”
*
The
`check`
command would crash or give incorrect results when using the
`block`
option of the
`model`
block and if the model has a block of type
“Solve backward complete”
*
The
`static`
and
`incidence`
options of the
`model_info`
command did not work
as documented in the reference manual
*
Various problems with the
`method_of_moments`
command:
+
It would crash if no
`matched_moments`
block is present
+
It would always load the full range of the first Excel sheet instead of the
`xls_range`
of the specified
`xls_sheet`
+
SMM would crash if a parameter draw triggers an error during
`additional_optimizer_steps = 13`
+
The
`debug`
option could not be passed to the command
*
In the
`estimation`
command, the
`scale_file`
field of the
`posterior_sampler_options`
option did not correctly load the scale
*
The
`moments_varendo`
option of the
`estimation`
command could crash for
large models
*
The
`resid`
command would not show
`name`
tags when used in conjunction with
the
`ramsey_model`
command
*
Simulations with the
`occbin_solver`
command would not work if there is only
a surprise shock in the first period
*
The Liu & West auxiliary particle filter could enter infinite loops
Announcement for Dynare 5.0 (on 2022-01-07)
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