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From: sscnekro on 4 Aug 2010 14:56
Hi Folks,

a few days ago I was considering to make a post here if someone knows a handy way to run time series seasonal adjustment directly in ML. There has been a post on this quite a time ago which remained without reply. Now instead of posting a question on this, I'd like to post a hint for other users interested in s.a.:

One of the possibilities is using the freely distributed IRIS Toolbox by Jaromir Benes, aimded mainly at Bayesian estimation, decomposition of shocks, VAR and DSGE modelling. The IRIS function x12() is based on the Census X-12 ARIMA program.

http://www.iris-toolbox.com/

My short experience showed that there are gaps in the current version of the IRIS help documentation, but it shall be upgraded shortly and in the meantime, one gets quick support by e-mail.

Unfortunately I am not any programmer myself, otherwise I would love to assist with the upgrade.
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