Suppose you have calculated some forecasts in Eviews. The forecasted value are in different pages called "oos\_1" and "oos\_2". Can you aggregate these forecasts into a new page with 50/50 weights? Provide me the code in Eviews.
You can use the following Eviews code to aggregate the forecasts in "oos_1" and "oos_2" with 50/50 weights:
```
' Create a new page for the aggregated forecasts
page(oos_agg) = oos_1 + oos_2
oos_agg = 0.5*oos_1 + 0.5*oos_2
```
This code creates a new page called "oos_agg" and assigns it the weighted average of the forecasts in "oos_1" and "oos_2".

Alternatively, you can also use the `merge` command to achieve the same result:
```
merge(oos_agg) = 0.5*oos_1 + 0.5*oos_2
```
Note that in both cases, you need to make sure that the forecasts in "oos_1" and "oos_2" have the same frequency and sample range, otherwise you may get an error.
  Yes, you can aggregate the forecasts from different pages into a new page with 50/50 weights in EViews. Here's an example code:
```eviews
// Load the forecasts from different pages
load long oos_1, oos_2

// Create a new page with 50/50 weights
page oos_agg, weights(0.5 0.5)

// Aggregate the forecasts from oos_1 and oos_2 into oos_agg
aggregate oos_1 oos_agg using mean
aggregate oos_2 oos_agg using mean
```
In this code, the `load` command is used to load the forecasts from different pages `oos_1` and `oos_2` into the new page `oos_agg`. The `page` command is used to create a new page with 50/50 weights. The `aggregate` command is used to aggregate the forecasts from `oos_1` and `oos_2` into `oos_agg` using the `mean` function.

Note that the weights are specified using the `weights` option in the `page` command. In this example, the weights are set to 0.5 for each page, which means that the forecasts from `oos_1