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Can I save results from YADA to disk?

 

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The answer is generally yes. For most functions you are asked if you would like to save the results to disk. If you answer "Yes" then YADA typically saves the results in a mat-file and writes a matlab script file that gives you easy access to the data in the mat-file via matlab.

In many cases YADA writes raw data in certain directories. The name of the directory depends on the specific task it is supposed to carry out. For example, the posterior draws from the DSGE model are stored in mat-files in the sub-directory rwm to the base output directory. The posterior mode estimates from the DSGE model are stored in a mat-file in the mode sub-directory. If you wish to access these raw data you need to open a mat-file in matlab and see for yourself how the data are stored.

 

 


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