TES tools -- version 0.1 Marsh 31th, 2012

Author: Moez Kilani

TES tools is a set of fortran routines that performs input-output analysis. It is basically intended to perform regional analysis.

Installation

There are mainly two steps.

Linux (debian/ubuntu): in terminal mode unpack the content of the rtes.tar file

The tar file content:

maintes.f : main program
input.f : read data file
lq.f : computes location quotients and the matrix used to adjust the national one.
regional.f : estimates local coeficient matrix based on the national matrix and location quotient method
matcoef.f : computes the coefient matrix
matinv.f : inverts a matrix (relies on lapack subroutines)
quick_sort2.f : a subroutine for sorting output written by Leonard J. Moss.

Type "make"

Important: you should have:

lapack, and
gfortran installed to proceed.

Compilation on other plateforms has not been tried but should not be complicate. For example, the command:

gfortran -o rtes.exe *.f -llapack

should produce the excutable on DOS/WINDOWS terminal.

Running

prepare an input file. See the provided example "example.9" for the structure of such file. Since the interpreter is rudimentary and does not perform serious syntax check, the input file should be correct, or unexpected output is produced.
Use the command ./rtes input-file where "input-file" is the data file.

Remarks

tes uses lapack subroutine to inverse the I-A matrix.
The sorting of the output relies on the quick sort subroutine written by Leonard J. Moss and given in the file "quick_sort2.f".