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by RK2509
Sun Apr 05, 2026 9:17 pm
Forum: RATS Product Announcements
Topic: RATS 11: Free Trial Version
Replies: 2
Views: 1503172

Re: RATS 11: Free Trial Version

Thank you very much Tom. I received the activation code and I am excited to explore the new version.
Thank you
by RK2509
Fri Apr 03, 2026 2:07 pm
Forum: RATS Product Announcements
Topic: RATS 11: Free Trial Version
Replies: 2
Views: 1503172

Re: RATS 11: Free Trial Version

Hi Tom, This is RK2509. I am writing to follow up on my V11 upgrade (Serial WXT 138). I received an email from Estima regarding the V11 upgrade, and I was very excited. I paid for the upgrade on April 1 and downloaded and installed RATSV11 and also requested for the activation code. The confirmation...
by RK2509
Sat Aug 26, 2023 2:50 pm
Forum: Help With Programming
Topic: LPIV
Replies: 0
Views: 48194

LPIV

Hi Tom, I am looking for RATS code on identifying monetary policy shocks using external instruments and estimating by local projections. Its very popular now. But most replication codes posted by authors use Stata or MATLAB. Is there any RATS program on LP-IV. It would be very helpful. Could you ple...
by RK2509
Sat Jan 13, 2018 12:11 pm
Forum: VARs (Vector Autoregression Models)
Topic: Regarding Confidence Intervals
Replies: 1
Views: 6230

Regarding Confidence Intervals

Hi Tom, I had a question regarding confidence intervals. I am trying to look at Uhlig's sign restrictions code and I am trying to use a few steps from there for my code. My work is based on identifying shocks using recursive ordering, but inorder to draw confidence intervals, I was trying to write t...
by RK2509
Sat Dec 23, 2017 3:43 pm
Forum: Help With Programming
Topic: How to compute confidence intervals for scaled impulses
Replies: 1
Views: 7297

How to compute confidence intervals for scaled impulses

Hi Tom, I am working on a FAVAR model. I am studying the effect of exchange rate shocks on US economy using 2 step PCA, and identification based on recursive ordering of variables. If you see my code attached, I have first grouped variables into similar variables. There are 5 groups –economic activi...
by RK2509
Tue Feb 16, 2016 10:42 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

I know they'll pretty much look the same. But that would always be the case when we try to analyse the shock on 72 food prices through the latent factor lambda. I would perhaps go with a few graphs as you advised.
by RK2509
Tue Feb 16, 2016 10:40 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

Hi Tom,

Is this correct?

Code: Select all

dec rect[series] Z(N,1)
do i=1,N
set Z(i,1) = lambda(i,1)*goodresp(t)(k,3)
end do i
Thanks a ton for all your help.
Kind Regards
by RK2509
Wed Feb 10, 2016 12:53 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

Thank you so much Tom. Let me try. I am also wondering how to graph them i.e. present them.
by RK2509
Wed Feb 10, 2016 12:08 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

I have a 6 variable VAR-GDP, CPI, FOOD PRICE, INTEREST RATE, CONSUMER EXPENDITURE AND MONEY SUPPLY. THE FOOD PRICE that I am using here is what I get after getting a latent factor from the list of 72 food prices through PCA . I call that F(1). I use F(1) as my food price in the 6 Variable VAR. I the...
by RK2509
Wed Feb 10, 2016 11:58 am
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

The thing is I have 72 individual food prices and for each of these I want to get the IRF's. So I am multiplying the LATENT FACTOR lambda(there are 72 of these) with the main IRF of (3,4) the third variable to fourth shock.(Food Price to inr shock) is this right? So initially I was doing in short ru...
by RK2509
Wed Feb 10, 2016 10:51 am
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

Hi Tom, I have another question in sign restrictions. I need to multiply a scalar lambda with the impulse response of third variable to 4th shock, (i.e. foodprice to inr shock). I was thinking how to multiply the elements of lambda with the impulse(3,4). Initially when I started off with short run c...
by RK2509
Fri Feb 05, 2016 2:04 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

Oh ok , yeah I see the mistake..Many Many Thanks Tom. !!
by RK2509
Fri Feb 05, 2016 1:00 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

Hi Tom, So I modified the Uhlig code according to my variable..But I am not getting any accepted draws.. could you see if this code is fine? * CALENDAR(q) 1996:1 open data lkdata1996.xls data(format=xls,org=cols) 1996:1 2013:4 GDP INR CPI FoodPrice nms REER * set lnrgdp = log(gdp/cpi)*100 set lncpi ...
by RK2509
Thu Feb 04, 2016 7:22 pm
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Re: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR

Thank you so much Tom. So its plotting the maximum and minimum of the impulse responses that satisfy the restrictions. So now if I have to replicate the same for my work, i.e. in my restrictions I basically apply to this part of the code right? I will make the necessary changes according to my order...
by RK2509
Thu Feb 04, 2016 11:46 am
Forum: Examples and Sample Code
Topic: Uhlig JME 2005 Sign-Restricted IRF's for VAR
Replies: 32
Views: 61270

Understanding part of the Uhlig Code

Hi, I am working on sign restrictions. I am trying to understand the following part of the code: do k=1,KMAX+1 compute ik=%xt(impulses,k)*a if ik(4)<0.or.ik(3)>0.or.ik(2)>0.or.ik(5)>0 goto reject end do k gset oneresp 1 nsteps = %xt(impulses,t)*a do i=1,nvar set maxi(i) 1 nsteps = %max(oneresp{0}(i)...