v4 bvar: changed nane of datafile for BVAR example (test.xls was too common a name)
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\section{Examples}
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This section presents two short examples of BVAR estimations. These examples and the associated datafile (\texttt{test.xls}) can be found in the \texttt{tests/bvar\_a\_la\_sims} directory of the Dynare v4 subversion tree.
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This section presents two short examples of BVAR estimations. These examples and the associated datafile (\texttt{bvar\_sample.xls}) can be found in the \texttt{tests/bvar\_a\_la\_sims} directory of the Dynare v4 subversion tree.
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\subsection{Standalone BVAR estimation}
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var dx dy;
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varobs dx dy;
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bvar_density(datafile = test, first_obs = 20, bvar_prior_flat,
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bvar_density(datafile = bvar_sample, first_obs = 20, bvar_prior_flat,
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bvar_prior_train = 10) 8;
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bvar_forecast(forecast = 10, bvar_replic = 10000, nobs = 200) 8;
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check;
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estimation(datafile = test, mh_replic = 1200, mh_jscale = 1.3,
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estimation(datafile = bvar_sample, mh_replic = 1200, mh_jscale = 1.3,
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first_obs = 9);
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bvar_density 8;
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check;
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estimation(datafile = test, mh_replic = 1200, mh_jscale = 1.3,
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estimation(datafile = bvar_sample, mh_replic = 1200, mh_jscale = 1.3,
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first_obs = 9);
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bvar_density 8;
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var dx dy;
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varobs dx dy;
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bvar_density(datafile = test, first_obs = 20, bvar_prior_flat,
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bvar_density(datafile = bvar_sample, first_obs = 20, bvar_prior_flat,
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bvar_prior_train = 10) 8;
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bvar_forecast(forecast = 10, bvar_replic = 10000, nobs = 200) 8;
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