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Abstract the volatility line graph from Garch plot
Plot two graphs in same plot in RPlotting two variables as lines using ggplot2 on the same graphFinding Seasonality automatically in Time Seriesdata.table vs dplyr: can one do something well the other can't or does poorly?Fitted values in R forecast missing date / time componentstandardized residuals in r package fgarchGARCH parameter estimation and forecast in R with rugarch packageAuto.arima() function does not result in white noise. How else should I go about modeling dataARIMA models in R
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Does any R expert here knows how to abstract the volatility line graph from the log norm Garch plot, garch1? I generated a graph from a GARCH model, high residue on recent data indicating high volatility. But it can be much better it becomes a time-series line graph.
The code is:
garch1 <- garch(na.omit(Data1$dPrice))
garch2 <- garch(Data1$Price)
plot(garch2$fitted.values)
plot(garch1)
r time-series
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Does any R expert here knows how to abstract the volatility line graph from the log norm Garch plot, garch1? I generated a graph from a GARCH model, high residue on recent data indicating high volatility. But it can be much better it becomes a time-series line graph.
The code is:
garch1 <- garch(na.omit(Data1$dPrice))
garch2 <- garch(Data1$Price)
plot(garch2$fitted.values)
plot(garch1)
r time-series
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Does any R expert here knows how to abstract the volatility line graph from the log norm Garch plot, garch1? I generated a graph from a GARCH model, high residue on recent data indicating high volatility. But it can be much better it becomes a time-series line graph.
The code is:
garch1 <- garch(na.omit(Data1$dPrice))
garch2 <- garch(Data1$Price)
plot(garch2$fitted.values)
plot(garch1)
r time-series
Does any R expert here knows how to abstract the volatility line graph from the log norm Garch plot, garch1? I generated a graph from a GARCH model, high residue on recent data indicating high volatility. But it can be much better it becomes a time-series line graph.
The code is:
garch1 <- garch(na.omit(Data1$dPrice))
garch2 <- garch(Data1$Price)
plot(garch2$fitted.values)
plot(garch1)
r time-series
r time-series
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