Introduction to Dynare

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Dynare: Introduction. Structure of a mod-file Additional insights I Dynare output Additional insights II From mod to m file Dynare produces three m-files. It is possible to set all options directly in the m-files. The m-file named as the mod-file contains all options. For example: options_.mode_compute=0; options_.mode_file=’filename_mode’; options_.load_mh_file=1; options_.mh_jscale=0.43; Alexander Kriwoluzky Introduction to Dynare
Dynare: Introduction. Structure of a mod-file Additional insights I Dynare output Additional insights II Dynare and nohup Dynare cannot be started by a nohup command. Instead: 1 Run the Dynare command on your desktop. 2 Open the now created m-file. 3 Set the folder containing Dynare on the server. For example: path(path,’../dynare_v3/matlab’) 4 Upload the m-files and your dataset. 5 Run the m-file by the nohup command Example: nohup matlab -nodisplay output.txt& Alexander Kriwoluzky Introduction to Dynare
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