Question:

Could you direct me to any specialized forums where experts and users of JMulTi convene to resolve queries and share insights?

Answer:

The discussions range from technical support to methodological advice, and it’s not uncommon to see detailed exchanges that delve into the intricacies of econometric analysis. For instance, users discuss the interpretation of results from vector error correction models (VECM) or seek clarification on the implementation of certain tests within JMulTi.

, which, while not a forum in the traditional sense, can serve as a starting point for finding more information about the software. It often includes links to resources and community discussions.

Lastly, the

Open Hub project page for JMulTi

provides insights into the development of the software and may offer another platform for users to engage with the community.

These forums are invaluable for both new and experienced users of JMulTi, providing a space to learn, share, and collaborate on econometric analysis projects. Whether you’re facing a technical challenge or looking for best practices in time series analysis, these communities are a go-to resource for support and knowledge sharing.