Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional Correlations
New results on volatility modeling and forecasting are presented based on the NoVaS transformation approach. Our main contribution is that we extend the NoVaS methodology to modeling and forecasting conditional correlation, thus allowing NoVaS to work in a multivariate setting as well. We present ex...
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doaj-72a31c00e9834eb5a06a8ae72798df732020-11-25T04:01:07ZengMDPI AGStats2571-905X2020-11-0133148450910.3390/stats3040031Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional CorrelationsDimitrios Thomakos0Johannes Klepsch1Dimitris N. Politis2Department of Economics, University of Peloponnese,22100 Tripolis, GreeceDepartment of Mathematical Statistics, Technische Universität München, 85748 Munich, GermanyDepartment of Mathematics and Halicioglu Data Science Institute, University of California, San Diego, CA 92093, USANew results on volatility modeling and forecasting are presented based on the NoVaS transformation approach. Our main contribution is that we extend the NoVaS methodology to modeling and forecasting conditional correlation, thus allowing NoVaS to work in a multivariate setting as well. We present exact results on the use of univariate transformations and on their combination for joint modeling of the conditional correlations: we show how the NoVaS transformed series can be combined and the likelihood function of the product can be expressed explicitly, thus allowing for optimization and correlation modeling. While this keeps the original “model-free” spirit of NoVaS it also makes the new multivariate NoVaS approach for correlations “semi-parametric”, which is why we introduce an alternative using cross validation. We also present a number of auxiliary results regarding the empirical implementation of NoVaS based on different criteria for distributional matching. We illustrate our findings using simulated and real-world data, and evaluate our methodology in the context of portfolio management.https://www.mdpi.com/2571-905X/3/4/31conditional correlationforecastingNoVaS transformationsvolatility |
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Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional Correlations |
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Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional Correlations |
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Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional Correlations |
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Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional Correlations |
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Model Free Inference on Multivariate Time Series with Conditional Correlations |
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model free inference on multivariate time series with conditional correlations |
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New results on volatility modeling and forecasting are presented based on the NoVaS transformation approach. Our main contribution is that we extend the NoVaS methodology to modeling and forecasting conditional correlation, thus allowing NoVaS to work in a multivariate setting as well. We present exact results on the use of univariate transformations and on their combination for joint modeling of the conditional correlations: we show how the NoVaS transformed series can be combined and the likelihood function of the product can be expressed explicitly, thus allowing for optimization and correlation modeling. While this keeps the original “model-free” spirit of NoVaS it also makes the new multivariate NoVaS approach for correlations “semi-parametric”, which is why we introduce an alternative using cross validation. We also present a number of auxiliary results regarding the empirical implementation of NoVaS based on different criteria for distributional matching. We illustrate our findings using simulated and real-world data, and evaluate our methodology in the context of portfolio management. |
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conditional correlation forecasting NoVaS transformations volatility |
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