help needed to make transition probability matrix
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Mahesh
el 27 de Jul. de 2015
Comentada: Mahesh
el 27 de Jul. de 2015
Dear all, I am brainstorming how to make transition probability matrix and had a code below. It does not work. It could be great to check my code and have a idea so that sum of all values in the matrix shall be one. My mind blocked after thinking a lot.
A = idxMA;
nmax = max(A);
nseries = numel(A);
states = zeros(nseries, nmax);
for i = 1:nmax
states(:,i) = A==i;
end
jumpprob = zeros(nmax);
jmps = 1:nmax;
for i = 1:nmax
X = jmps(i);
for j = 1:njumps
Y = jmps(j);
P = jumps(A, X, Y);
jumpprob(i,j) = P/nseries;
end
end
function [ P ] = jumps(data, X, Y )
%UNTITLED5 Summary of this function goes here
% Detailed explanation goes here
ndata = length(data);
nstates = 0;
for i = 1:ndata-1
if data(i) > X && data(i+1) <= Y
nstates = nstates + 1;
end
end
P = nstates;
end
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John D'Errico
el 27 de Jul. de 2015
Um, no. A transition matrix does NOT have the sum of ALL values in the matrix as 1.
It must have the sum of every ROW of the matrix 1. There is a big difference. So as written below, T would be a valid transition matrix.
n = 6;
T = rand(n,n);
T = bsxfun(@times,T,1./sum(T,2))
T =
0.19273 0.06588 0.22642 0.1874 0.16056 0.16702
0.24566 0.14832 0.13164 0.26023 0.20551 0.0086335
0.035665 0.26892 0.22476 0.18417 0.20871 0.077775
0.36619 0.38684 0.056885 0.014318 0.15725 0.018511
0.22476 0.056021 0.14991 0.30181 0.23298 0.034524
0.02493 0.24807 0.23405 0.23872 0.043754 0.21047
The sum of the probabilities to move from any given state to one of the other states must be 1. So the sum of each row is 1, as I said it must be.
sum(T,2)
ans =
1
1
1
1
1
1
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