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Sherman-Morrison rolling regression
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| import pandas as pd | |
| def pd_move_regress(X, Y, w, fit_intercept=True): | |
| assert (X.index == Y.index).all() | |
| B, A = move_regress(X.values, Y.values, w, fit_intercept=fit_intercept) | |
| idx = pd.MultiIndex.from_product([X.columns, Y.columns]) | |
| B = pd.DataFrame(B.reshape(len(B), -1), index=X.index, columns=idx) | |
| A = pd.DataFrame(A, index=X.index, columns=Y.columns) | |
| return B, A | |
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| import numpy as np | |
| def move_regress(X, Y, w, fit_intercept=True): | |
| """Moving window multi-regressions | |
| Solves the least-squares problems `Y[t-w+1:t+1] = X[t-w+1:t+1] @ B[t] + A[t]` | |
| for `B` and `A` for all `t` in `[w-1, len(Y)-1]`. | |
| Parameters | |
| ---------- | |
| X : (T, N) ndarray | |
| Input array. | |
| Y : (T, M) ndarray | |
| Response array. | |
| w : int | |
| The number of elements in the moving window. | |
| fit_intercept : boolean, optional | |
| whether to include the intercept `A_t` in the equations. | |
| Returns | |
| ------- | |
| B : (T, N, M) ndarray | |
| The moving coefficients. | |
| A : (T, M) ndarray | |
| The moving intercepts. | |
| """ | |
| if fit_intercept: | |
| mX = X[:w].mean(0) | |
| mY = Y[:w].mean(0) | |
| H = (X[:w] - mX).T @ (Y[:w] - mY) | |
| C = (X[:w] - mX).T @ (X[:w] - mX) | |
| q = w ** -0.5 | |
| mX /= q | |
| mY /= q | |
| else: | |
| H = X[:w].T @ Y[:w] | |
| C = X[:w].T @ X[:w] | |
| K = np.linalg.inv(C) | |
| B = np.full(X.shape + Y.shape[1:], np.nan) | |
| B[w-1] = K @ H | |
| A = np.full(Y.shape, np.nan) | |
| if fit_intercept: | |
| A[w-1] = mY - mX @ B[w-1] | |
| else: | |
| A[w-1:] = 0 | |
| for i in range(w, len(B)): | |
| x_in, y_in, x_out, y_out = X[i], Y[i], X[i-w], Y[i-w] | |
| if fit_intercept: | |
| z = K @ mX | |
| H += mX[:, None] * mY | |
| K -= z[:, None] * z / (1.0 + mX @ z) | |
| mX += q * (x_in - x_out) | |
| mY += q * (y_in - y_out) | |
| z = K @ mX | |
| H -= mX[:, None] * mY | |
| K += z[:, None] * z / (1.0 - mX @ z) | |
| z = K @ x_in | |
| H += x_in[:, None] * y_in | |
| K -= z[:, None] * z / (1.0 + x_in @ z) | |
| z = K @ x_out | |
| H -= x_out[:, None] * y_out | |
| K += z[:, None] * z / (1.0 - x_out @ z) | |
| B[i] = K @ H | |
| if fit_intercept: | |
| A[i] = mY - mX @ B[i] | |
| if fit_intercept: | |
| A *= q | |
| return B, A |
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