by Ed Herbst and Frank Schorfheide
Click here to read the latest version of the draft.
If you're using a linux distribution, the easiest way to install this software is by using Conda, a packaging tool which helps disseminate scientific software.
At the command prompt, type:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda config --add channels eherbst
conda install tempered_pf
Conda will install executables tpf_everything
, tpf_driver
, tpf_figures_and_tables
.
This project is written principally in Fortran, and so requires a
fortran compiler. It uses the fortress
library (available
here.) Installation goes like:
- Install
fortress
by hand or via Conda. - Clone / download this repository.
- Edit the
makefile
to link to libfortress.so (and its dependencies) correctly. - At the prompt:
make tpf
This will result an executable tpf_driver.
The main program is tpf driver, which runs all of the calculations reported in the paper.
eherbst@thnkpd:~$ ./tpf_driver --help
usage: tpf_driver [--bootstrap] [--model value] [--sample value] [--npart value] [--pmsv value] [--nintmh value] [--rstar value] [--nsim value] [--seed value] [--output-file value] [--save-states] [--help] [--version]
Program to highlight the tempered particle filter.
Optional switches:
--bootstrap
default value .false.
Use the bootstrap particle filter instead of TPF
--model value, -m value, value in: `nkmp,sw`
default value nkmp
Model
--sample value, -s value, value in: `great_moderation,great_recession`
default value great_moderation
Sample
--npart value, -n value
default value 4000
Number of particles
--pmsv value, -p0 value
default value p0.txt
Parameter File
--nintmh value, -mh value
default value 1
Number of intermediate MH steps (for TPF)
--rstar value, -r value
default value 2.0
Inefficiency Ratio (for TPF)
--nsim value
default value 100
Number of repetitions
--seed value
default value 1848
random seed to use
--output-file value, -o value
default value output.json
Output File
--save-states
default value .false.
Output File
--help, -h
Print this help message
--version, -v
Print version