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Daily IBM data from the replication archive of Hansen and Lunde
(2005). Contains 254 trading days (1999-06-01 to 2000-05-31),
8 realized-variance proxies of varying quality, and 330
one-step-ahead conditional variance forecasts produced by GARCH-family
models. The benchmark GARCH(1,1) with constant mean and Gaussian
errors is identified by the index garch11_idx.
hl2005
A list with the following components:
Trading-day Date vector (length 254).
Numeric vector (length 254); the 5-minute linear-interpolation realized-variance proxy. The paper's headline series.
254 \times 8 matrix of alternative RV
proxies: sq_ccr (squared close-to-close returns),
spline_50_3min, spline_250_2min, fourier_M85,
linear_5min, prevtick_5min, linear_1min,
prevtick_1min.
254 \times 330 matrix of one-step-ahead
conditional variance forecasts. Columns index a base GARCH
specification (55 specs: LGARCH, IGARCH, TS-GARCH, A-GARCH,
NA-GARCH, V-GARCH, THR-GARCH, GJR-GARCH, LOG-GARCH, EGARCH,
NGARCH, A-PARCH, GQ-ARCH, H-GARCH, AUG-GARCH) crossed with
mean-equation and error-distribution combinations (zero/const/
GARCH-in-mean \times Gaussian/t-distributed).
Integer (= 57); the column of forecasts
corresponding to GARCH(1,1) with constant mean and Gaussian
errors, used as the benchmark in the paper.
Journal of Applied Econometrics data archive for Hansen and Lunde (2005), volume 20, issue 7.
Hansen, P. R. and Lunde, A. (2005). A forecast comparison of volatility models: does anything beat a GARCH(1,1)? Journal of Applied Econometrics, 20(7), 873-889.
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