Thank you for all your help. After some sleep last night, I started
fresh on the problem with a little clearer thinking. I thought over
what Jonathan had said... and I just decided to bypass indexing my
data after passing it through the embed function all together. I
still was able to perform t
On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Manussawee Sukunta
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having especially hard time today and couldn't find any
> clue/answer through the internet. I hope you can help.
>
> I'm in a process of writing a script to estimate error correction
> model, and I was following an example i
Sorry - I actually thought about it after I'd sent out the first message.
When I did
>attributes(series)
I saw that series$class is 'xts' 'zoo'.
I just want to keep some sort of indexing so that I can keep track of
what is going on... a sanity check. My database can get quite large.
I will try
On 2010-06-30 14:32, Manussawee Sukunta wrote:
Hi,
I'm having especially hard time today and couldn't find any
clue/answer through the internet. I hope you can help.
I'm in a process of writing a script to estimate error correction
model, and I was following an example in Bernhard Pfaff's Anal
Manussawee,
What type of object is series? We could help you better if we could
reproduce exactly what you are trying to do, which requires more information
(you made a good start by including data and code, though).
The output of diff is a vector (time series, ...) with length one less than
the
Hi,
I'm having especially hard time today and couldn't find any
clue/answer through the internet. I hope you can help.
I'm in a process of writing a script to estimate error correction
model, and I was following an example in Bernhard Pfaff's Analysis of
Integrated and Cointegrated Time Series w
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