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Added a description of --burn <num> option.

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Ondra Kamenik 2011-03-11 23:34:48 +01:00 committed by Sébastien Villemot
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\author{Ondra Kamen\'\i k} \author{Ondra Kamen\'\i k}
\date{January 2011} \date{February 2011}
\maketitle \maketitle
\tableofcontents \tableofcontents
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exits. exits.
\item[\desc{\tt --per \it num}] This sets a number of simulated \item[\desc{\tt --per \it num}] This sets a number of simulated
periods to {\it num}. This number is used when calculating periods to {\it num} in addition to the burn-in periods. This number
unconditional mean and covariance and for IRFs. Default is 100. is used when calculating unconditional mean and covariance and for
IRFs. Default is 100.
\item[\desc{\tt --burn \it num}] This sets a number of initial periods
which should be ignored from the statistics. The burn-in periods are
used to eliminate the influence of the starting point when
calculating ergodic distributions or/and impulse response
functions. The number of simulated period given by {\tt --per \it
num} option does not include the number of burn-in
periods. Default is 0.
\item[\desc{\tt --sim \it num}] This sets a number of stochastic \item[\desc{\tt --sim \it num}] This sets a number of stochastic
simulations. This number is used when calculating unconditional mean simulations. This number is used when calculating unconditional mean
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mean nor the variance. The same is valid for IRF. Default is 80. mean nor the variance. The same is valid for IRF. Default is 80.
\item[\desc{\tt --rtsim \it num}] This sets a number of stochastic \item[\desc{\tt --rtsim \it num}] This sets a number of stochastic
simulations whose statistics are calculated in the real-time. See simulations whose statistics are calculated in the real-time. This
\ref{rt_simul} for more details. Default is 0, no simulations. number excludes the burn-in periods set by {\tt --burn \it num}
option. See \ref{rt_simul} for more details. Default is 0, no
simulations.
\item[\desc{\tt --rtper \it num}] This sets a number of simulated \item[\desc{\tt --rtper \it num}] This sets a number of simulated
periods per one simulation with real-time statistics to {\it num}. See periods per one simulation with real-time statistics to {\it num}. See