Allin Cottrell schrieb: > On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Allin Cottrell wrote: > >> I'll add a fix shortly, to ensure that when observations are >> added implicitly in the context of forecasting, this gets >> recorded in the command log. > That's now done, in CVS and the Windows snapshot. > Thanks, worked that out. I'm getting there step by step, just one missing :)
My gretl batch command set: open TempData1.csv setobs 24 1:01 --time-series arima 1 0 1 ; 2 1 0 dataset addobs 6 fcasterr 2:01 2:06 works good so far. Now I wanted to procure gnuplot a graph like Figure 9.13 on page 135 of http://www.learneconometrics.com/gretl/ebook.pdf Time series plot with forecast and confidence interval. I tried "fcasterr 2:01 2:06 --plot" but gretl -b script does nothing, I can't find any PLT or other files. ? fcasterr 2:01 2:06 --plot For 95% confidence intervals, z(.025) = 1.96 Obs temp prediction std. error 95% confidence interval 2:01 37.7295 0.718507 36.3212 - 39.1378 .. 2:06 36.4813 1.86236 32.8311 - 40.1316 Done gnuplot itself works: ? gnuplot temp hour --with-lines --time-series wrote /home/user/gretl/gpttmp01.plt Done I look through the documentation, but I can't find how to procure that special gnuplot using gretl command line utility with linux. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance, Marco
