Help with graph label

Good day!
I am trying to label a graph but some reason this not picked up. The graph is plotted at this portion of the code:

Then this is followed by the command below. I have moved this up but can get it to plot the graphs.
Any help please?
Ozey

7 Answers



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Hello Ozey! I'm happy to help, but for some reason the code seems to be missing from your question. If you can repost, I'll be happy to help.

aptech

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Please find the code below.
Thanks
Ozey


/* Adding impulse responses and 90% confidence bands */

res=band1|bet|band2;
res=res';
tef=cols(bet);
xy(seqa(1,1,tef),res~zeros(tef,1));

/*++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
GRAHPS
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++*/

if graphs ne 1;

title("Impulse reaction function for s periods ahead");

plot xy(seqa(1,1,s),band1'~bet'~zeros(s,1)~band2');
endif;

end;



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Your code is using a mix of the old PQG graphics and the standard GAUSS graphics.

You have to choose one method. For the final graph, I would recommend that you do this:

struct plotControl myPlot;
myPlot = plotGetDefaults("xy");

plotSetTitle(&myPlot, "Impulse reaction function for s periods ahead");

plotXY(myPlot, seqa(1,1,s),band1'~bet'~zeros(s,1)~band2');

The tutorial Basic Graph with Programmatic Customization explains this in more detail.

aptech

1,773


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Thanks. I am using Gauss 13 and it does not seem to work.
I understand the portion of the code you posted and the tutorial require a minimum Gauss 14?
Ozey



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Have now managed to fixed the problem.
Running code portion by portion has solved it.
Cheers,
Ozey



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You should not have to run it a section at a time. What was the error you were getting?

aptech

1,773


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The code run smoothly now.
I have commented out the second part of the code and let the first part plot the graph (with some modifications).
All good now.
Thanks,
Ozey

Your Answer

7 Answers

0

Hello Ozey! I'm happy to help, but for some reason the code seems to be missing from your question. If you can repost, I'll be happy to help.

0

Please find the code below.
Thanks
Ozey


/* Adding impulse responses and 90% confidence bands */

res=band1|bet|band2;
res=res';
tef=cols(bet);
xy(seqa(1,1,tef),res~zeros(tef,1));

/*++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
GRAHPS
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++*/

if graphs ne 1;

title("Impulse reaction function for s periods ahead");

plot xy(seqa(1,1,s),band1'~bet'~zeros(s,1)~band2');
endif;

end;

0

Your code is using a mix of the old PQG graphics and the standard GAUSS graphics.

You have to choose one method. For the final graph, I would recommend that you do this:

struct plotControl myPlot;
myPlot = plotGetDefaults("xy");

plotSetTitle(&myPlot, "Impulse reaction function for s periods ahead");

plotXY(myPlot, seqa(1,1,s),band1'~bet'~zeros(s,1)~band2');

The tutorial Basic Graph with Programmatic Customization explains this in more detail.

0

Thanks. I am using Gauss 13 and it does not seem to work.
I understand the portion of the code you posted and the tutorial require a minimum Gauss 14?
Ozey

0

Have now managed to fixed the problem.
Running code portion by portion has solved it.
Cheers,
Ozey

0

You should not have to run it a section at a time. What was the error you were getting?

0

The code run smoothly now.
I have commented out the second part of the code and let the first part plot the graph (with some modifications).
All good now.
Thanks,
Ozey


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