Hello,
I'm not completely sure I understand your problem, you should say what
is the package you are using.
If it's just a doubt on how to access the elements of what seems to be a
list, here is an example:
x <- list(a=1:5, b=rnorm(4))
x$a
x[[ "a" ]]
x[[ 1 ]]
If it's from package vars, the help page says the return value is a
"list with matrices", and then you can easily adapt the example above.
In which case I'd recommend you take a look at An Introduction to R,
file R-intro.pdf in the doc folder/directory of your R installation:
"Chapter 6: Lists and data frames
Components are always numbered and may always be referred to as such. [...]
in the simple example given above:
Lst$name is the same as Lst[[1]]"
As you can see, it would have saved you some time.
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 09-07-2012 02:03, Drew Harris escreveu:
Hi there,
I am trying to make a VECM model which does a loop to pull of long run
impact coefficients. The problem is that to calculate these for a,b,c I use
the irf() function and they are stored in irf$a, irf$b, irf$c. What I would
really like is to be able to call irf$[variablename(x)] where I can loop
through i:n for x and it will pull out the right variable. This is a bit of
a waste of time for 3 but I want it to do bigger sets and sets of different
lengths so I don;t have to keep recoding it.
Any advice would be much appreciated,
Cheers,
Drew
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