I have written an EViews add-in that implements the local linear trend model. My post on EViews’ official blog outlines the use of this add-in along with an application on weekly credit card expenditure data.
blog.eviews.com/2024/08/esti…
I’ve written an EViews add-in that implements the Generalized Autoregressive Score (GAS) method for GARCH-type volatility estimations. My post on EViews’ official blog outlines the use of this add-in along with an application to daily returns of USDTRY.
blog.eviews.com/2024/02/gene…
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This hour-long webinar led by Prof Lorenzo Trapani will cover Automated ARIMA Model Selection with EViews.
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EViews registration and Student Lite / University access will be unavailable for maintenance on 2023-09-21 at 09:00 PST / 16:00 UST for a couple of hours.
Registration is still Open for Prof. Alain Hecq's one day course in Mixed Frequency Models using EViews.
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Running on April 25 this session will introduce tools to effectively leverage information released at different frequencies.
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Do you work within Forecasting or use Forecasting in your research?
Led by Prof. Andrea Carriero of QMUL, this is the perfect course to bring you up to date with the latest methods in the forecasting profession.
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The ongoing R vs Stata wars is my candidate for most overrated dispute in higher education.
I've now use the following programs in papers: R, Stata, SAS, HLM, SPSS, HLM, EViews, Limdep AND Excel.
I used all but R in the 8 years post-phd.
My grad program used Gauss/Markov.