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Hey @adamwang15,
I'm looking at our package and we need to improve some things:
@references
estimate.BSVARSIGN
spec$prior$estimate_hyper (mu = TRUE, delta = TRUE, lambda = TRUE, psi = TRUE)
and I think we should make this possible by running
spec$estimate_hyper (mu = TRUE, delta = TRUE, lambda = TRUE, psi = TRUE)
or both should be possible 😸
specify_narrative()
specify_narrative(start = 166, periods = 1, type = "S", sign = 1, shock = 1, var = 6)
was used in context:
narrative = specify_narrative(start = 166, periods = 1, type = "S", sign = 1, shock = 1, var = 6) specification = specify_bsvarSIGN$new(monetary, sign_narrative = list(narrative))
spec$estimate_hyper
estimate_hyper()
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Hey @adamwang15,
I'm looking at our package and we need to improve some things:
@references
in documentation forestimate.BSVARSIGN
and I think we should make this possible by running
or both should be possible 😸
specify_narrative()
so that the current one:was used in context:
spec$estimate_hyper
a new generic and methods forestimate_hyper()
#48The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: