R/garch-Gradient.R

Defines functions .garchRCDAGradient

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# FUNCTION:               PARAMETER ESTIMATION:
#  .garchRCDAGradient      Computes R coded CDA matrix of contributions
#				                   to the Gradient
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.garchRCDAGradient <-
    function(par, .params, .series, eps = 1.0e-4)
{
    # A function implemented by Michal Miklovic & Yohan Chalabi

    # Description:
    #   Compute R coded CDA (central difference approximated) Gradient

    # Reference:
    #   http://status.sph.umich.edu/computing/manuals/sas8/stat/chap46/sect26.htm

    # FUNCTION:

    # Starttime
    .StartGradient <- Sys.time()

    # Algorithm
    algorithm = .params$control$algorithm[1]
    .trace = FALSE


    # LLH for the computation of matrix of contributions to the Gradient
    skew <- .params$skew
    shape <- .params$shape
    delta <- .params$delta
    deltainv = 1/delta
    llh.start = .series$llh.start
    N <- length(.series$x)
    .garchDist <- .getfGarchEnv(".garchDist")

    # Compute matrix of contributions to the Gradient:
    eps = eps * par
    n = N - llh.start + 1
    K = length(par)
    G = matrix(0, nrow = n, ncol = K)

    for (i in 1:K) {
        x1 = x2 = par
        x1[i] = x1[i] + eps[i]
        x2[i] = x2[i] - eps[i]
        #
        .garchLLH(x1, .trace, TRUE)
        h1 <- .getfGarchEnv(".series")$h
        z1 <- .getfGarchEnv(".series")$z
        hh1 = (abs(h1[(llh.start):N]))^deltainv
        zz1 = z1[(llh.start):N]
        llh.grad1 <-
            log(.garchDist(z = zz1, hh = hh1, skew = skew, shape = shape))
        #
        .garchLLH(x2, .trace, TRUE)
        h2 <- .getfGarchEnv(".series")$h
        z2 <- .getfGarchEnv(".series")$z
        hh2 = (abs(h2[(llh.start):N]))^deltainv
        zz2 = z2[(llh.start):N]
        llh.grad2 <-
            log(.garchDist(z = zz2, hh = hh2, skew = skew, shape = shape))
        #
        G[,i] = (llh.grad1 - llh.grad2) / (2*eps[i])
    }

    rownames(G) = c(1:n)
    colnames(G) = names(par)

    # make sure that h and z are ok
    .setfGarchEnv(.series = .series)

    time = Sys.time() - .StartGradient

    # Attribute Exdecution time
    attr(G, "time") = time

    # Return Value:
    G
}

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