How to make vectors A1, A2,... A127. Rolling time window.
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hey guys,
my problem is the following: i have a column vector (276x1)of S&P500 returns (276 monthly returns in total) and i need so to say 127 time windows (so 127 column vectors) with always a time frame of 150 months. So what i mean: The total time window is from Jan92 - Dec14, now i need a vector1 = Jan92 - Jun04; vector2 = Feb92 - Jul04, ...., vector127 = Jul02 - Dec14.
m = 150
returns=zeros(1,150)'
for k=1:127
returns(k)=SP500(k:m+k-1,1) %SP500 is the column vector with all monthly returns
end
That doesnt work. Can anyone help me?
Thx in advance.
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TED MOSBY
el 14 de Nov. de 2024
Editada: TED MOSBY
el 18 de Nov. de 2024 a las 19:52
It looks like you're trying to create a series of 127 time windows, each containing 150 monthly returns, based on the 276 monthly returns available in your S&P 500 return data (SP500). If you want each time window to shift by 1 month, starting from January 1992 to December 2014 you can simply loop over the indices from 1 to 127, and for each iteration, extract the corresponding 150 months from SP500. Have a look at an example code below:
% Assume SP500 is a column vector of size (276x1)
SP500 = randn(276, 1); % Example data, replace with your actual data
% Pre-allocate a matrix to store the 127 time windows
returns = zeros(150, 127); % Each column is a 150-month window
% Loop to create 127 time windows
for k = 1:127
% Extract the 150 months for the k-th window
returns(:, k) = SP500(k:k+149);
end
Hope this helps!
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Walter Roberson
el 18 de Nov. de 2024 a las 22:02
If you have the Signal Processing Toolbox, you might as well use buffer()
I always think that buffer() should be moved into MATLAB itself instead of the toolbox.
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