Hello,
In another post Michel pointed that irfs in Julia can be found here:
context.results.model_results[1].irfs[:enu][:y], where y denotes the variable to plot. context.results.model_results[1].irfs[:enu] produces the IRFs associated with the shock enu.
I am new to Julia, and getting used to the syntax. Is there a way to see the associated IRF function (the equivalent of the matlab irf function) so that I can see how the IRFs in Julia are produced and I can therefore customize my IRFs. Alternatively, how can I loop through the names of the variables I want to plot into different subplots?
Many thanks in advance.