Hi,
I'm wanting to use MLpowsim, and am attempting to teach myself using the manual examples on my personal PC. However, when the simu.txt macro is run an error message keeps looping "column c1096 is protected, overwrite protected column?" and then 'column c1098 is protected, overwrite protected column?', and I have to click yes or no repeatedly but no simulations seem to be actually calculated.
I'm using the latest version of MLwin but the trial version.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks so much
Danielle
Using MLpowsin
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Re: Using MLpowsin
MLPowSim has not yet been updated to take into account a recent change to MLwiN regarding protecting output columns from estimation, which is why you are receiving this message. The workaround is to add the line:
to the beginning of the generated MLwiN script, which turns off this check.
Code: Select all
MARK 0
Re: Using MLPowSim
Hi. I have experienced the same problem with MLPowSim as described above. I added the two lines to the top of the simu.txt file:
CODE: SELECT ALL
MARK 0
An error message was returned: CODE: SELECT ALL, "Wrong parameters."
Can you suggest what I may have done wrong?
CODE: SELECT ALL
MARK 0
An error message was returned: CODE: SELECT ALL, "Wrong parameters."
Can you suggest what I may have done wrong?
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Re: Using MLpowsin
You only need to add the line MARK 0 to the top of the file. The CODE: SELECT ALL part is just the forum indicating that the following lines contain code and allowing you to select them (which can be useful if the amount of code is large).
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Re: Using MLpowsin
My solution to this was to use the command interface to unprotect the relevant columns:
MARK mode 0 c1090 c1091 c1092 c1093 c1094 c1095 c1096 c1097 c1098 c1098 c1099 c1100 c1101
MARK mode 0 c1090 c1091 c1092 c1093 c1094 c1095 c1096 c1097 c1098 c1098 c1099 c1100 c1101