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  • New packages: int_utils and rowmat_utils

    Dear fellow Mata enthusiasts --

    Thanks (once again!) to Kit Baum, two new packages - int_utils and rowmat_utils - are now available on SSC. Details follow. Briefly, int_utils is a package for doing so-called interval arithmetic and performing other interval operations in Mata, while rowmat_utils is a set of utilities for dealing situations in which one wishes to do parallel computations on a large number of small matrices.

    Further details:

    int_utils - Interval computations in Mata

    Description: Interval arithmetic allows calculations with intervals rather than scalars. The package contains functions that allow one to add, subtract and multiply intervals; and also perform some basic matrix-interval operations. The package also contains functions that allow one to subdivide intervals, and form unions and intersections of intervals.

    KW: interval computations
    KW: interval arithmetic
    KW: convex sets

    Requires: Stata version 11.2
    Requires: package moremata

    rowmat_utils - Parallel computation on sequences of matrices in Mata

    Description: rowmat_utils allows matrix multiplication and inversion on many matrices simultaneously. Matrices are written as rows of one large matrix upon which computations are carried out. Matrix inversion is via newton iteration.

    KW: matrix inversion
    KW: parallel computation

    Requires: Stata version 11.2
    Requires: package moremata

    If anyone has any questions, comments, or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact me!

    Matt Baker

  • #2
    On installing int_utils (OS X), I get an error:

    "ssc install: apparent error in package file for int_utils; please notify [email protected],
    providing package name
    r(601);"

    There was no problem installing rowmat_utils
    Last edited by Steve Samuels; 18 Aug 2014, 21:15. Reason: specific packages identified
    Steve Samuels
    Statistical Consulting
    [email protected]

    Stata 14.2

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    • #3
      Steve --

      Oh no! I'll see if I can figure it out and let you know when it's fixed. Sorry about that.

      Best,

      Matt Baker

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      • #4
        Steve (and everyone) --

        Kit Baum has fixed the problem, so it should now download correctly.

        Best,

        Matt

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