Description Slots Extends Methods Note Author(s) References
The class is returned by calling the function dccroll
.
forecast
:Object of class "vector"
List of DCCforecast
objects, one
for each rolling estimation.
spec
:Object of class "vector"
Details on the roll object.
Class "mGARCHroll"
, directly.
Class "GARCHroll"
, by class "mGARCHroll", distance 2.
Class "rGARCH"
, by class "mGARCHroll", distance 3.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: coefficient matrix across rolling estimations.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: forecast data matrix, given additional argument
‘roll’ denoting the roll estimation to return values for.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: extracts the likelihoods across rolling estimations.
signature(x = "DCCroll", y = "missing")
: plot method, given additional arguments
‘series’, ‘which’ and ‘roll’.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: Dynamic Conditional Correlation Array, given
additional arguments ‘roll’ and ‘type’.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: Dynamic Conditional Covariance Array, given
additional argument ‘roll’.
signature(object = "DCCfit")
: multivariate distribution shape vector or matrix
across rolling estimations.
signature(object = "DCCfit")
: multivariate skew vector or matrix
across rolling estimations.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: summary.
signature(object = "DCCroll")
: univariate forecast sigma matrix given
additional argument ‘roll’.
The DCCroll
object contains slots ‘forecast’ and ‘spec’. The former is a
list of class DCCforecast
, one for each rolling estimation. Methods on this object
usually require the additional argument ‘roll’ to return a value for the specific rolling estimation
and it is upto the user to combine the results to form one large forecast. The ‘spec’ slot contains
some additional information about the roll object passed on to other methods.
Alexios Ghalanos
Engle, R.F. and Sheppard, K. Theoretical and empirical properties of dynamic conditional
correlation multivariate GARCH, 2001, NBER Working Paper.
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