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Nov 02 by aptech Posted in Programming

What you need to know about #include

If you have run much publicly available GAUSS code, you have probably come across the `#include` command. In this blog, we answer some important questions about #include:

What does `#include` do?
What is the most common error when using `#include`?
How can I resolve the most common error?

Tagged in code, errors

Oct 26 by aptech Posted in Best Practices

Make your code portable: Data paths

In this blog, we explore data path best practices for making GAUSS code more portable and replicable. Using variables and predefined GAUSS path definitions, we show how to simplify code and easily customize data loading.

Tagged in code, paths

Oct 11 by aptech Posted in Time Series

Make your time series computations up to 20 times faster

The key to getting the most performance from a matrix language is to vectorize your code as much as possible. Vectorized code performs operations on large sections of matrices and vectors in a single operation, rather than looping over the elements one-by-one. In this blog, we learn how to use the GAUSS recserar function to vectorize code and simulate a time series AR(1) model.

Tagged in AR, code, performance, speed, vectorization

Tag: code

What you need to know about #include

Make your code portable: Data paths

Make your time series computations up to 20 times faster

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