dynare/matlab/perfect-foresight-models/private/initialize_stacked_problem.m

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function [options, y0, yT, z, i_cols, i_cols_J1, i_cols_T, i_cols_j, i_cols_1, ...
dynamicmodel] = initialize_stacked_problem(endogenousvariables, options, M, steadystate_y)
% function [options, y0, yT, z, i_cols, i_cols_J1, i_cols_T, i_cols_j, i_cols_1, ...
% dynamicmodel] = initialize_stacked_problem(endogenousvariables, options, M, steadystate_y)
% Sets up the stacked perfect foresight problem for use with dynare_solve.m
%
% INPUTS
% - endogenousvariables [double] N*T array, paths for the endogenous variables (initial guess).
% - options [struct] contains various options.
% - M [struct] contains a description of the model.
% - steadystate_y [double] N*1 array, steady state for the endogenous variables.
% OUTPUTS
% - options [struct] contains various options.
% - y0 [double] N*1 array, initial conditions for the endogenous variables
% - yT [double] N*1 array, terminal conditions for the endogenous variables
% - z [double] T*M array, paths for the exogenous variables.
% - i_cols [double] indices of variables appearing in M.lead_lag_incidence
% and that need to be passed to the dynamic routine
% - i_cols_J1 [double] indices of contemporaneous and forward looking variables
% appearing in M.lead_lag_incidence
% - i_cols_T [double] columns of dynamic Jacobian related to
% contemporaneous and backward-looking
% variables (relevant in last period)
% - i_cols_j [double] indices of variables in M.lead_lag_incidence
% in dynamic Jacobian (relevant in intermediate periods)
% - i_cols_1 [double] indices of contemporaneous and forward looking variables in
% M.lead_lag_incidence in dynamic Jacobian (relevant in first period)
% - dynamicmodel [handle] function handle to the dynamic routine
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%
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%
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periods = options.periods;
if (options.solve_algo == 10)
if ~isfield(options.lmmcp,'lb')
[lb,ub,pfm.eq_index] = get_complementarity_conditions(M,options.ramsey_policy);
if options.linear_approximation
lb = lb - steadystate_y;
ub = ub - steadystate_y;
end
options.lmmcp.lb = repmat(lb,periods,1);
options.lmmcp.ub = repmat(ub,periods,1);
end
elseif (options.solve_algo == 11)
if ~isfield(options.mcppath,'lb')
[lb,ub,pfm.eq_index] = get_complementarity_conditions(M,options.ramsey_policy);
if options.linear_approximation
lb = lb - steadystate_y;
ub = ub - steadystate_y;
end
options.mcppath.lb = repmat(lb,periods,1);
options.mcppath.ub = repmat(ub,periods,1);
end
end
y0 = endogenousvariables(:,M.maximum_lag);
yT = endogenousvariables(:,M.maximum_lag+periods+1);
z = endogenousvariables(:,M.maximum_lag+(1:periods));
illi = M.lead_lag_incidence';
[i_cols,~,i_cols_j] = find(illi(:));
illi = illi(:,2:3);
[i_cols_J1,~,i_cols_1] = find(illi(:));
i_cols_T = nonzeros(M.lead_lag_incidence(1:2,:)');
dynamicmodel = str2func([M.fname,'.dynamic']);