Hi, I don't understand how to input data into this code. Can you help me?
/*
**> PDcaus_SURwald
** References:
** Konya, L.(2006).
** Exports and growth: Granger causality analysis on OECD Countries with a panel data approach.
** Economic Modelling 23: 978-992.
**
**
** Menyah, K., Nazlioglu, S., Wolde-Rufael, Y. (2014)
** "Financial Development, Trade Openness and Economic Growth in African Countries: New Insights from a Panel Causality Approach".
** Economic Modelling 37: 386-394.
**
**
** Format: SURwald = Panel_SURwald(data, vnames, pmax, ic, Nboot, Ncross);
**
**
** Input: data - (TxN, k) matrix
** k is number of variables in SUR model
** Important:
** Only k = 2 is allowed in this code
**
** vnames - Variable names
** vnames = "CPI"$|"EXCR; as an example for 2 variable
**
** pmax - Maximum number of lags
**
** ic - Information Criterion for optimal lag selection
** 1 = Akaike
** 2 = Schwarz
**
** Nboot - Number of boostrap replications
**
** Ncross - Number of cross sections
**
** Output: SURwald - Panel SUR Wald statistics
** Prints individual results and bootstrap critical values
**
** Author: Saban Nazlioglu
-- The author makes no performance guarantees.
-- for public non-commercial use only.
-- for any bugs, please send e-mail to [email protected]
**
*/
proc(1) = Panel_SURwald(data, vnames, pmax, ic, Nboot, Ncross);
2 Answers
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Hello,
This is source code from the TSPDLIB library. You shouldn't change anything in this file to load data. Rather, to run the Panel_SURwald test, you will need to use the PDcause.e example file which is installed with the TSPDLIB library.
Line 40 of the PDcaus.e file
data = loadd(getGAUSSHome() $+ "pkgs/tspdlib/examples/pdcause.dat");is used to load data. In order to load your data, you will need to replace
getGAUSSHome() $+ "pkgs/tspdlib/examples/pdcause.dat"with the appropriate path and filename.
To learn more about using GAUSS libraries, including TSPDLIB, please see our blog, Using GAUSS Packages: Complete Guide.
Eric
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2 Answers
Hello,
This is source code from the TSPDLIB library. You shouldn't change anything in this file to load data. Rather, to run the Panel_SURwald test, you will need to use the PDcause.e example file which is installed with the TSPDLIB library.
Line 40 of the PDcaus.e file
data = loadd(getGAUSSHome() $+ "pkgs/tspdlib/examples/pdcause.dat");is used to load data. In order to load your data, you will need to replace
getGAUSSHome() $+ "pkgs/tspdlib/examples/pdcause.dat"with the appropriate path and filename.
To learn more about using GAUSS libraries, including TSPDLIB, please see our blog, Using GAUSS Packages: Complete Guide.
Eric