Update Known bugs present in the current stable version authored by Sébastien Villemot's avatar Sébastien Villemot
This page documents known bugs in Dynare stable. This page documents known bugs in Dynare stable.
* Perfect foresight simulations may deliver an incorrect result if the following three conditions are met: (i) the model is declared as linear through the `linear` option (ii) there are exogenous variables with a lead or a lag (iii) `stack_solve_algo` is equal to 0 (the default) or 7 * Perfect foresight simulations of purely backward models may deliver an incorrect result if the following two conditions are met: (i) some exogenous variable appears with a lag of 2 or more (ii) neither `block` nor `bytecode` options are used
* Perfect foresight simulations of linear models may deliver an incorrect result if the following four conditions are met: (i) the model is actually declared as linear through the `linear` option (ii) there are exogenous variables with a lead or a lag (iii) `stack_solve_algo` is equal to 0 (the default) or 7 (iv) neither `block` nor `bytecode` options are used
* `generate_trace_plots` crashes when measurement errors are present (bug fixed in f717712e) * `generate_trace_plots` crashes when measurement errors are present (bug fixed in f717712e)
* `estimation` crashes for correlated measurement errors (bug fixed in f717712e) * `estimation` crashes for correlated measurement errors (bug fixed in f717712e)
* In stochastic simulations, for variables that actually do not leave the steady state, reported simulated moments may be spurious (due to division by zero) (#1736) * In stochastic simulations, for variables that actually do not leave the steady state, reported simulated moments may be spurious (due to division by zero) (#1736)
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