I get it now.
 
Thanks Michel,
Junior

On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Michel Juillard <michel.juillard@ens.fr> wrote:
Hi Junior,

When we write


svar_identification;
  exclusion lag 0;
  equation 1, y, c;
 end;

we mean that in equation 1 the coefficients of y and c are equal to zero.

I think that we agree but write all the restrictions for a single equation on the same line

Best

Michel


Junior Maih wrote:
The more I think about it, the more i think the first variable is redundant. How about a simpler interface like
  svar_identification;
   exclusion lag 0;
   equation 1, c;
   equation 1, k;
  end;
 The example above says that c and k do not enter the first equation at lag 0.
 We also could have done it as I once suggested for more general linear restrictions:
 &(1,c,0)=0
&(1,k,0)=0
 but as long as the other approach does the job I am fine with it too.
 Junior
 

 On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Michel Juillard <michel.juillard@ens.fr <mailto:michel.juillard@ens.fr>> wrote:

   houtan wrote:

       Also, regarding the upper and lower cholesky options, is the
       following output OK:

   almost:

       options_.ms.upper_cholesky = 1;
       options_.ms.lower_cholesky = 1;

   the options are just variables, they must have a value

   Best

   Michel


       Thanks,
       Houtan




       On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 4:58 PM, houtan <houtanb@gmail.com
       <mailto:houtanb@gmail.com> <mailto:houtanb@gmail.com

       <mailto:houtanb@gmail.com>>> wrote:

          Hello,

          How should the following input be handled:
          svar_identification;
           exclusion lag 0;
           equation 1, y, c;
           equation 1, c, k;
          end;

          Should this be
          1) Invalid. Stop execution and tell user why
          2) Valid. Combine the Symbol List to be y, c, k
          3) Valid. Overwrite Symbol List as c, k and warn user

          I'm guessing 1), but just wanted to make sure everyone agrees.

          Best,
          Houtan



          On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Michel Juillard
          <michel.juillard@ens.fr <mailto:michel.juillard@ens.fr>
       <mailto:michel.juillard@ens.fr
       <mailto:michel.juillard@ens.fr>>> wrote:

              I have updated SWZ in SVN to include changes that were
       already
              present in what I presented last week.

              I have added to the wiki a detailed description of the
              interface for SVAR exclusion restriction in
              http://www.dynare.org/DynareWiki/SvarExclusionInterface

              the Qi and Ri matrices should be implemented by Houtan
       in the
              preprocessor. Karl and Stephane have just to write a small
              identification/exclusions.m and
       identification/lower_cholesky.m

              All the best,

              Michel



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