Add the option PERCENTILES=||.025,.975|| to the @MCGRAPHIRF call.za2015 wrote:Hi Tom,
How can I adjust the code to show the 95% confidence intervals in the series?
Thank you for your time,
Chang and Serletis (2015)
Re: Chang and Serletis (2015)
Re: Chang and Serletis (2015)
What determines what gets a square or not? The standard methods for highlighting an entry are LINES and SHADING options.za2015 wrote:I have another question, Tom:
Is there a way I can add a square on the graph that shows the significance at the 5% level, as in the attached graph?
Thank you,
Re: Chang and Serletis (2015)
Hi Tom,
Is it correct like this:
thank you,
Is it correct like this:
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@mcgraphirf(model=basevar,include=||2||,center=median,PERCENTILES=||.025,.975||,$
shocklabels=||"Positive Oil Shock","Negative Oil Shock"||)Re: Chang and Serletis (2015)
Hi Tom,
It is easier to see the difference between responses to positive and to negative shocks. So, I want to plot the irf for positive and the negative of the irf for a negative shock on one graph. Therefore, if I add the bands as lines the figure will look very crowded.
It is easier to see the difference between responses to positive and to negative shocks. So, I want to plot the irf for positive and the negative of the irf for a negative shock on one graph. Therefore, if I add the bands as lines the figure will look very crowded.
Re: Chang and Serletis (2015)
Hi Tom,
does the @mcgraphirf by default do the 16, 84%-ile bands. i.e. in the below code if I don't include PERCENTILES=||.025,.975||, it will automatically does the 16- and 84%-ile?
@mcgraphirf(model=basevar,include=||2||,center=median,PERCENTILES=||.025,.975||,$
shocklabels=||"Positive Oil Shock","Negative Oil Shock"||)
thank you,
does the @mcgraphirf by default do the 16, 84%-ile bands. i.e. in the below code if I don't include PERCENTILES=||.025,.975||, it will automatically does the 16- and 84%-ile?
@mcgraphirf(model=basevar,include=||2||,center=median,PERCENTILES=||.025,.975||,$
shocklabels=||"Positive Oil Shock","Negative Oil Shock"||)
thank you,