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是eviews6的使用指南

• Chapter 1. “Object View and Procedure Reference,” on page 3 provides a cross-refer-

enced listing of commands, views, and procedures associated with each object.
• Chapter 2. “Object Summary for Commands,” on page 591 offers an alternative index-

ing of the object views and procedures described in the previous chapters, pairing

each entry with a list of the objects to which it may be applied.
• Chapter 3. “Graph Creation Commands,” on page 601 documents the specialized

object view commands for producing graph views from various EViews data objects.
• Chapter 4. “Command Reference,” on page 675 provides a full description of auxiliary

and interactive commands.
• Chapter 5. “Special Expression Reference,” on page 815 special expressions that may

be used in series assignment and series generation, or as terms in estimation specifi-

cations.
The remaining chapters describe the specialized commands, keywords and functions used
by the EViews string and date libraries, and the matrix and programming languages:

• Chapter 6. “String and Date Function Reference,” on page 823 describes the syntax of

the functions used when working with strings and dates in EViews.

• Chapter 7. “Matrix Language Reference,” on page 839 is an alphabetical listing of the

commands and functions associated with the EViews matrix language.

• Chapter 8. “Programming Language Reference,” on page 869 contains an alphabetical

listing of the keywords and functions associated with the EViews programming lan-

guage.

• Appendix A. “Operator and Function Listing,” on page 883 lists the operators and

functions that may be used with series and (in some cases) matrix objects. A more

detailed description of these operators and functions is available in the User’s Guide I.
Note also that the last few chapters of User’s Guide I contain additional material that should
be of interest when working with commands. Specifically:

2— Preface

• Chapter 16. “Object and Command Basics,” on page 577 provides additional back-

ground on the use of commands in EViews.

• Chapter 17. “EViews Programming,” on page 593 describes the basics of using pro-

grams for batch processing and documents the programming language.

• Chapter 18. “Matrix Language,” beginning on page 627 describes the EViews matrix

language.

• Chapter 19. “Working with Graphs,” on page 651 describes the use of commands to

customize graph objects.

• Chapter 20. “Working with Tables,” beginning on page 675 documents the table

object and describes the basics of working with tables in EViews.

• Chapter 21. “Working with Spools,” beginning on page 687 discusses commands for

working with spools.

• Chapter 22. “Strings and Dates,” on page 695 describes the syntax and functions

available for manipulating text strings and dates.

• Chapter 23. “Workfile Functions,” beginning on page 727 describes special functions

for obtaining information about observations in the workfile.

• Appendix A. “Operator and Function Reference,” on page 733 describes the operators

and functions that may be used with series and (in some cases) matrix objects.