Great! I have just one question, the optimal lag depends on the "order" you chose in the "grangertest" command? since it uses the granger result. Thanks!
Thanks for this. 2 quick ones. Did you say Argis and AriF are logged? Also why do you assume an order of integration of 1 (e.g. diff(Argis))? Should you not run nidffs or something? Thanks.
Hi, we can do VAR for more than two variables also and the interpretation would be similar. But I heard that R has some issues in modelling more than 2 variables, though I never used.
just wanted to say that I've been watching a bunch of your videos about how to use R and they all been really helpful.
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Amazing content my friend, thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for the video, very helpful indeed! I only have one question - how do we best estimate the lag length?
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Great! I have just one question, the optimal lag depends on the "order" you chose in the "grangertest" command? since it uses the granger result. Thanks!
Hi, suppose we need to compare the magnitudes of GC. Is it the F statistics value?
Thanks for this. 2 quick ones. Did you say Argis and AriF are logged? Also why do you assume an order of integration of 1 (e.g. diff(Argis))? Should you not run nidffs or something? Thanks.
thanks, really helpful video :)
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Hi, it is nice. Can we get the codes somewhere?
Keep getting. “Argument cause does not match variables names.” Checked variables, I don’t really know how to solve this
Hi, if there are more than two variables, can we still put VAR result and a cause into causality()? And how would you interpret the results?
Hi, we can do VAR for more than two variables also and the interpretation would be similar. But I heard that R has some issues in modelling more than 2 variables, though I never used.
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