dynare/matlab/rfvar3.m

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function var=rfvar3(ydata,lags,xdata,breaks,lambda,mu)
%function var=rfvar3(ydata,lags,xdata,breaks,lambda,mu)
% This algorithm goes for accuracy without worrying about memory requirements.
% ydata: dependent variable data matrix
% xdata: exogenous variable data matrix
% lags: number of lags
% breaks: rows in ydata and xdata after which there is a break. This allows for
% discontinuities in the data (e.g. war years) and for the possibility of
% adding dummy observations to implement a prior. This must be a column vector.
% Note that a single dummy observation becomes lags+1 rows of the data matrix,
% with a break separating it from the rest of the data. The function treats the
% first lags observations at the top and after each "break" in ydata and xdata as
% initial conditions.
% lambda: weight on "co-persistence" prior dummy observations. This expresses
% belief that when data on *all* y's are stable at their initial levels, they will
% tend to persist at that level. lambda=5 is a reasonable first try. With lambda<0,
% constant term is not included in the dummy observation, so that stationary models
% with means equal to initial ybar do not fit the prior mean. With lambda>0, the prior
% implies that large constants are unlikely if unit roots are present.
% mu: weight on "own persistence" prior dummy observation. Expresses belief
% that when y_i has been stable at its initial level, it will tend to persist
% at that level, regardless of the values of other variables. There is
% one of these for each variable. A reasonable first guess is mu=2.
% The program assumes that the first lags rows of ydata and xdata are real data, not dummies.
% Dummy observations should go at the end, if any. If pre-sample x's are not available,
% repeating the initial xdata(lags+1,:) row or copying xdata(lags+1:2*lags,:) into
% xdata(1:lags,:) are reasonable subsititutes. These values are used in forming the
% persistence priors.
% Code written by Christopher Sims. This version 6/15/03.
[T,nvar]=size(ydata);
nox=isempty(xdata);
if ~nox
[T2,nx]=size(xdata);
else
T2=T;nx=0;xdata=zeros(T2,0);
end
% note that x must be same length as y, even though first part of x will not be used.
% This is so that the lags parameter can be changed without reshaping the xdata matrix.
if T2 ~= T, disp('Mismatch of x and y data lengths'),end
if nargin<4
nbreaks=0;breaks=[];
else
nbreaks=length(breaks);
end
breaks=[0;breaks;T];
smpl=[];
for nb=1:nbreaks+1
smpl=[smpl;[breaks(nb)+lags+1:breaks(nb+1)]'];
end
Tsmpl=size(smpl,1);
X=zeros(Tsmpl,nvar,lags);
for is=1:length(smpl)
X(is,:,:)=ydata(smpl(is)-(1:lags),:)';
end
X=[X(:,:) xdata(smpl,:)];
y=ydata(smpl,:);
% Everything now set up with input data for y=Xb+e
% ------------------Form persistence dummies-------------------
if lambda~=0 | mu>0
ybar=mean(ydata(1:lags,:),1);
if ~nox
xbar=mean(xdata(1:lags,:),1);
else
xbar=[];
end
if lambda~=0
if lambda>0
xdum=lambda*[repmat(ybar,1,lags) xbar];
else
lambda=-lambda;
xdum=lambda*[repmat(ybar,1,lags) zeros(size(xbar))];
end
ydum=zeros(1,nvar);
ydum(1,:)=lambda*ybar;
y=[y;ydum];
X=[X(:,:);xdum];
end
if mu>0
xdum=[repmat(diag(ybar),1,lags) zeros(nvar,nx)]*mu;
ydum=mu*diag(ybar);
X=[X;xdum];
y=[y;ydum];
end
end
[vl,d,vr]=svd(X(:,:),0);
di=1../diag(d);
B=vl'*y;
B=(vr.*repmat(di',nvar*lags+nx,1))*B;
u=y-X(:,:)*B;
xxi=vr.*repmat(di',nvar*lags+nx,1);
xxi=xxi*xxi';
B=reshape(B,[nvar*lags+nx,nvar]); % rhs variables, equations
By=B(1:nvar*lags,:);
By=reshape(By,nvar,lags,nvar);% variables, lags, equations
By=permute(By,[3,1,2]); %equations, variables, lags to match impulsdt.m
if nox
Bx=[];
else
Bx=B(nvar*lags+(1:nx),:)';
end
%logintlh=matrictint(u'*u,xxi,size(X,1)-nvar-1)-.5*nvar*(nvar+1)*log(2*pi);
var.By=By;var.Bx=Bx;var.u=u;var.xxi=xxi;%var.logintlh=logintlh;
% Desired features: 1) automatic dummies for vcv prior
% 2) automatic calculation of integrated pdf, accounting
% for the dummy variables as a prior
% 3) automatic dummies for "Minnesota prior"