Econometrics Training Service
Cambridge Econometrics Ox Functions Library
We post here some of the Ox functions that we have developed, offering
them on an 'as is' basis to other Ox users for use in non-commercial
work. The functions have been tested only in a Wintel environment.
Ox is an object-oriented matrix language designed by Jurgen
Doornik for statistical and econometric analysis. See http://www.doornik.com/ for
more information about Ox.
DB1 class: a database to store all Ox data
types
The DB1 class is designed to store and access all permissible data types in Ox
(string, integer, double, array, and array of other data types) under variable
names supplied by the user. The data are stored in a binary database file. The
database can be interrogated to list information about the variables stored in
it.
Download the file OxCEDb.zip and unzip it. Within OxCEDb.zip, the file OxCEDbReadMe.txt
contains brief installation instructions. OxCEDb.zip also includes an examples
job to illustrate how to use the functions.
OxCEDb.zip 19kb (last updated 3 July
2008)
CellTable class: a way to import, modify
and export tabular data
The CellTable class is designed to create an object that can hold strings, integers
and doubles in a 'spreadsheet' format, in which a specific cell is referred to
as, for example 0,2 for the first row and third column. It offers a flexible
way to read and write data of mixed type (eg a table) to and from csv files and
hence to and from spreadsheets.
Download the file OxCECtb.zip and unzip it. Within OxCECtb.zip, the file OxCECtbReadMe.txt
contains brief installation instructions. OxCECtb.zip also includes an examples
job to illustrate how to use the functions.
OxCECtb.zip 15kb (last updated 3 July
2008)
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