Fix typos in manual
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@ -1810,7 +1810,7 @@ used outside. A model local variable declaration looks like:
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@item linear
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Declares the model as being linear. It spares oneself from having to
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declare initial values for computing the steady state of a stationary
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linear model. This options can't be used with non-linear models, it will
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linear model. This option can't be used with non-linear models, it will
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NOT trigger linearization of the model.
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@item use_dll
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@ -5622,7 +5622,7 @@ Note that the nonstationary variables in the model must be integrated processes
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@item selected_variables_only
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@anchor{selected_variables_only}
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Only run the classical smoother on the variables listed just after the
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@code{estimation} command. This options is incompatible with requesting classical
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@code{estimation} command. This option is incompatible with requesting classical
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frequentist forecasts and will be overridden in this case. When using Bayesian estimation,
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the smoother is by default only run on the declared endogenous variables.
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Default: run the smoother on all the
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@ -6092,7 +6092,7 @@ smoother in order of declaration of the observed variables.
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@defvr {MATLAB/Octave variable} oo_.Smoother.Trend
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Variable set by the @code{estimation} command (if used with the
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@code{smoother} option), or by the @code{calib_smoother} command.
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Contains the trend component of the endogenous variables used in the
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Contains the trend component of the observed variables used in the
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smoother.
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Fields are of the form:
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