DATANAL
The DATANAL utility contains GAUSS routines for plotting time series, computing a whole range of summary and specification test statistics and some miscellaneous routines that do things like convert a daily data set into a weekly data set. A number of files are included in the package:
- README.TXT contains installation instruction and comprehensive documentation for all of the utilities.
- GINSTALL.BAT is a DOS batch file that automatically installs the GAUSS procedures to the correct directories.
- The DATANAL.* files contain the source code.
These files are all plain text files. To obtain them, click on the DOWNLOAD icon below, and follow the prompts from your web browser. Although the file is currently called UTILITY.XLS, you should save it as UTILITY.EXE. (Due to the idiosyncracies of the Duke server, you can't download a .EXE file). You may want to save this file in a temporary directory (c:\temp) because you can delete it after installation. Run this file by double clicking on its icon from within the windows file manager, or by running the file from within your operating system (e.g. from within the appropriate directory in DOS just type UTILITY and hit RETURN). Look at the README.TXT file for final installation instructions.
DATANAL
The DATANAL utility contains GAUSS routines for plotting time series, computing a whole range of summary and specification test statistics and some miscellaneous routines that do things like convert a daily data set into a weekly data set. A number of files are included in the package:
- README.TXT contains installation instruction and comprehensive documentation for all of the utilities.
- GINSTALL.BAT is a DOS batch file that automatically installs the GAUSS procedures to the correct directories.
- The DATANAL.* files contain the source code.
These files are all plain text files. To obtain them, click on the DOWNLOAD icon below, and follow the prompts from your web browser. Although the file is currently called UTILITY.XLS, you should save it as UTILITY.EXE. (Due to the idiosyncracies of the Duke server, you can't download a .EXE file). You may want to save this file in a temporary directory (c:\temp) because you can delete it after installation. Run this file by double clicking on its icon from within the windows file manager, or by running the file from within your operating system (e.g. from within the appropriate directory in DOS just type UTILITY and hit RETURN). Look at the README.TXT file for final installation instructions.