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st: clemao2 and clemio2 codes


From   "Gary Tian" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: clemao2 and clemio2 codes
Date   Thu, 6 Apr 2006 08:58:06 +1000

I run the codes of clemao2 and clemio2 for detecting unit root test with two structure break, but found they are extremely slow. It could take few hours. Does anyone have a similar experience or could you please advice how to speed it up. Your help is appreciated. Gary 

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From: [email protected] on behalf of Nick Cox
Sent: Thu 6/04/2006 8:34 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: st: RE: Re: conversion using dictionary



What's missing here is what directories
or folders you are saving these files in.

To see what is in your current working
directory, use -dir- or -ls-. The
dictionary file must be in your current
working directory, unless you specify
another directory.

When I used dictionaries I found it
simplest to put the dictionary section
in the same file as the data and always
use the extension .dct for such
files.

Nick
[email protected]

victor michael zammit

> I have the following data :
> VictoriaW 8  1 XaghraU
> MunxarF   0  1 ZebbugR
> XewkijaT  2  0 SannatL
> KercemA   0  0 NadurY
>
> and I would like to convert it to Stata
>
> The way I proceed is to save it in a do file ,giving it the
> name of   score
> , which ,by default Stata recognizes as score.do
> and then write the following dictionary :
> dictionary using score.do  {
> str9 a
> byte b
> byte c
> str7 d
> }
> exit
>
> and save it ,giving it the name of score1,which,by default
> Stata recognizes
> as score1.dct
> Then I typed interactively  the folowing commands ,but none
> of them worked :
>
>
> . infile using score1
> file score1.dct not found
> r(601);
>
> . infile using score1.dct
> file score1.dct not found
> r(601);
>
> . infile using score1.do
> file score1.do not found
> r(601);
>
> Can  anyone one please tell me how to convert data into Stata
> with the use
> of dictionary.
> Using the input  command is no problem at all :
>
> input str9 a byte b byte c str7 d
> VictoriaW 8  1 XaghraU
> MunxarF   0  1 ZebbugR
> XewkijaT  2  0 SannatL
> KercemA   0  0 NadurY
> end
> l,notrim
>
>
> . clear
>
> . do "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\STD01000000.tmp"
>
> . input str9 a byte b byte c str7 d
>
>              a         b         c          d
>   1. VictoriaW 8  1 XaghraU
>   2. MunxarF   0  1 ZebbugR
>   3. XewkijaT  2  0 SannatL
>   4. KercemA   0  0 NadurY
>   5. end
>
> . l,notrim
>
>                a   b   c         d
>   1.   VictoriaW   8   1   XaghraU
>   2.     MunxarF   0   1   ZebbugR
>   3.    XewkijaT   2   0   SannatL
>   4.     KercemA   0   0    NadurY
>
> .

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