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I am searching for a fast and simple way to give comprehensible names to the columns of a VAR-coefficient matrix.

What I would like to use is the function VAR.names, which is used in the function VAR.est() in the VAR.etp-package. When I use the function VAR.est(), this works perfectly, but as soon as I modify VAR.est (by adding another element to the list of values which are returned), I receive an error message stating "could not find function VAR.names".

I could not find any information on the function VAR.names.

Example: 

library(VAR.etp)  
data(dat)  
M=VAR.est(dat,p=2,type="const")  
M$coef

Another possibility would be to use a loop as in the function VAR() from the vars package, but if VAR.names would actually work, this would be a lot more elegant!

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    I believe this old question of mine should be relevant: http://stackoverflow.com/q/12178830/1412059 – Roland Jun 16 '14 at 13:57
  • That function is likely not exported from the package. You can specify it with `VAR.etp:::VAR.names`. That should allow you to use the function outside the namespace of the package. – MrFlick Jun 16 '14 at 14:01

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