azapy.Generators package¶
Submodules¶
azapy.Generators.ModelPipeline module¶
- class azapy.Generators.ModelPipeline.ModelPipeline(sequence=[<azapy.Selectors.NullSelector.NullSelector object>, 'EWP'])
Bases:
object
Construct a portfolio weights model from a sequence of elementary models. The last element of the sequence must be an optimizer model while the rest could be any number of selector models.
- Attributes
sequence : list - the sequence of elementary models
capital : flat - the capital at risk as a fraction of the total capital
mktdata : pandas.DataFrame - historical market data of selected symbols
active_symb : list - the list of selected symbols
ww : pandas.Series - portfolio weights per symbol (all symbols)
Note All unselected symbols have 0 weight. However, some of the selected symbols can have 0 weight after portfolio optimization stage.
Methods
getPositions
([nshares, cash, ww, nsh_round, ...])Computes the rebalanced number of shares.
getWeights
(mktdata, **params)Computes the portfolio weights.
- __init__(sequence=[<azapy.Selectors.NullSelector.NullSelector object>, 'EWP'])
Constructor
- Parameters:
- sequencelist, optional
List of elementary models. The last element of the list must be an optimizer while the rest could be any number of selectors. The sequence is executed from right to left. The default is [NullSelector(), “EWP”].
- Returns:
- The object.
- getPositions(nshares=None, cash=0.0, ww=None, nsh_round=True, verbose=True)
Computes the rebalanced number of shares.
- Parameters:
- nsharespanda.Series, optional
Initial number of shares per portfolio component. A missing component entry will be considered 0. A None value assumes that all components entries are 0. The name of the components must be present in the mrkdata. The default is None.
- cashfloat, optional
Additional cash to be added to the capital. A negative entry assumes a reduction in the total capital available for rebalance. The total capital cannot be < 0. The default is 0.
- wwpanda.Series, optional
External overwrite portfolio weights. If it not set to None these weights will overwrite the calibration results. The default is None.
- nsh_roundBoolean, optional
If it is True the invested numbers of shares are round to the nearest integer and the residual cash capital (positive or negative) is carried to the next reinvestment cycle. A value of False assumes investments with fractional number of shares (no rounding). The default is True.
- verboseBoolean, optional
Is it set to True the function prints the closing prices date. The default is True.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the rolling information.
- Columns:
- ‘old_nsh’ :
initial number of shares per portfolio component and the additional cash. These are input values.
- ‘new_nsh’ :
the new number of shares per component plus the residual cash (due to the rounding to an integer number of shares). A negative entry means that the investor needs to add more cash to cover for the roundup shortfall. It has a small value.
- ‘diff_nsh’ :
number of shares (buy/sale) needed to rebalance the portfolio.
- ‘weights’ :
portfolio weights used for rebalancing. The cash entry is the new portfolio value (invested capital).
- ‘prices’ :
the share prices used for rebalance evaluations.
Note: Since the prices are closing prices, the rebalance can be computed after the market close and before the trading execution (next day). Additional cash slippage may occur due to share price differential between the previous day closing and execution time.
- getWeights(mktdata, **params)
Computes the portfolio weights.
- Parameters:
- mktdatapandas.DataFrame
Historical daily market data as returned by azapy.readMkT function.
- **paramsoptional
Additional parameters that may be required by the elementary models. An example is verbose=True.
- Returns:
- `pandas.Series`Portfolio weights per symbol.
azapy.Generators.Port_Generator module¶
- class azapy.Generators.Port_Generator.Port_Generator(mktdata, symb=None, sdate=None, edate=None, col_price='close', col_divd='divd', col_ref='adjusted', pname='Port', pcolname=None, capital=100000, schedule=None, freq='Q', noffset=-3, fixoffset=-1, histoffset=3.25, calendar=None, multithreading=True, nsh_round=True)
Bases:
Port_Simple
Backtesting of a portfolio periodically rebalanced with model generated weights.
- Attributes
pname : ‘str’ - portfolio name
ww : ‘pandas.DataFrame’ - the value of the weights at each rebalancing date
port : ‘pandas.Series’ - portfolio time series
schedule : ‘pandas.DataFrame’ - rebalancing schedule
Methods
get_account
([fancy])Returns additional bookkeeping information regarding rebalancing (e.g., residual cash due rounding number of shares, previous period dividend cash accumulation, etc.)
Returns the actual market data used for portfolio evaluations.
Returns the number of shares held after each rolling date.
get_port
()Returns the portfolio time-series.
get_weights
([fancy])Returns the portfolio weights at each rebalancing period.
port_annual_returns
([withcomp, componly, fancy])Portfolio annual (calendar) rates of returns.
port_drawdown
([top, fancy, withcomp, componly])Computes the portfolio drawdowns.
port_monthly_returns
([withcomp, componly, fancy])Portfolio monthly (calendar) rate of returns.
port_perf
([componly, fancy])Brief description of portfolio and its components performances in terms of average historical rate of returns and maximum drawdowns.
port_period_perf
([fancy])Returns portfolio performance for each rolling period i.e. the rate of return, the rolling min and max returns, and max drawdown during the period.
port_period_returns
([fancy])Computes the rolling periods rate of returns.
port_quarterly_returns
([withcomp, componly, ...])Portfolio quarterly (calendar) rate of returns.
port_view
([emas, bollinger])Plots the portfolio time series together with optional technical indicators.
port_view_all
([sdate, edate, componly])Plots the portfolio and its component time-series on a relative basis.
set_model
(wwModel[, verbose])Sets model parameters and evaluates the portfolio time-series.
- __init__(mktdata, symb=None, sdate=None, edate=None, col_price='close', col_divd='divd', col_ref='adjusted', pname='Port', pcolname=None, capital=100000, schedule=None, freq='Q', noffset=-3, fixoffset=-1, histoffset=3.25, calendar=None, multithreading=True, nsh_round=True)
Constructor
- Parameters:
- mktdatapandas.DataFrame
MkT data in the format “symbol”, “date”, “open”, “high”, “low”, “close”, “volume”, “adjusted”, “divd”, “split” (e.g., as returned by azapy.readMkT function).
- symblist, optional
List of symbols for the basket components. All symbols MkT data should be included in mktdata. If set to None the symb will be set to include all the symbols from mktdata. The default is None.
- sdatedate like, optional
Start date for historical data. If set to None the sdate will be set to the earliest date in mktdata. The default is None.
- edatedate like, optional
End date for historical dates and so the simulation. Must be greater than sdate. If it is None then edate will be set to the latest date in mktdata. The default is None.
- col_pricestr, optional
Column name in the mktdata DataFrame that will be considered for portfolio aggregation. The default is ‘close’.
- col_divdstr, optional
Column name in the mktdata DataFrame that holds the dividend information. The default is ‘dvid’.
- col_refstr, optional
Column name in the mktdata DataFrame that will be used as a price reference for portfolio components. The default is ‘adjusted’.
- pnamestr, optional
The name of the portfolio. The default is ‘Port’.
- pcolnamestr, optional
Name of the portfolio price column. If it set to None then pcolname=pname. The default is None.
- capitalfloat, optional
Initial portfolio Capital in dollars. The default is 100000.
- schedulepandas.DataFrame, optional
Rebalancing schedule, with columns for ‘Droll’ rolling date and ‘Dfix’ fixing date. If it is None than the schedule will be set using the freq, noffset, fixoffset and calendar information. The default is None.
- freqstr, optional
Rebalancing frequency. It can be ‘Q’ for quarterly or ‘M’ for monthly rebalancing, respectively. It is relevant only if the schedule is None. The default is ‘Q’.
- noffsetint, optional
Number of business days offset for rebalancing date ‘Droll’ relative to the end of the period (quart or month). A positive value add business days beyond the calendar end of the period while a negative value subtracts business days. It is relevant only if the schedule is None. The default is -3.
- fixoffsetint, optional
Number of business day offset of fixing date ‘Dfix’ relative to the rebalancing date ‘Droll’. It can be 0 or negative. It is relevant only if the schedule is None. The default is -1.
- calendarstr or numpy.busdaycalendar, optional
Business calendar. It can be the exchange calendar name as a str or a numpy.busdaycalendar object. If it is None then it will be set to NYSE business calendar. The default value is None.
- multithreadingBoolean, optional
If it is True then the rebalancing weights will be computed concurrent. The default is True.
- nsh_roundBoolean, optional
If it is True the invested numbers of shares are round to the nearest integer and the residual cash capital (positive or negative) is carried to the next reinvestment cycle. A value of False assumes investments with fractional number of shares (no rounding). The default is True.
- Returns:
- The object.
- get_account(fancy=False)
Returns additional bookkeeping information regarding rebalancing (e.g., residual cash due rounding number of shares, previous period dividend cash accumulation, etc.)
- Parameters:
- fancyBoolean, optional
False: the values are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : the values are reported rounded.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`Reports, for each rolling period identified by ‘Droll’,
number of shares hold for each symbol,
‘cash_invst’ : cash invested at the beginning of period,
‘cash_roll’ : cash rolled to the next period,
‘cash_divd’ : cash dividend accumulated in the previous period.
Note: The capital at the beginning of the period is cash_invst + cash_roll. It is also equal to the previous period: value of the shares on the fixing date + cash_roll + cash_divd. There are 2 sources for the cash_roll. The roundup to integer number of shares and the shares close price differences between the fixing (computation) and rolling (execution) dates. It could be positive or negative. The finance of the cash_roll during each rolling period is assumed to be done separately by the investor.
- get_mktdata()
Returns the actual market data used for portfolio evaluations.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`market data.
- get_nshares()
Returns the number of shares held after each rolling date.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`number of shares per symbol.
- get_port()
Returns the portfolio time-series.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`portfolio time-series.
- get_weights(fancy=False)
Returns the portfolio weights at each rebalancing period.
- Parameters:
- fancyBoolean, optional
False: reports the weights in algebraic format.
True: reports the weights in percentage rounded to 2 decimals.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`portfolio weights per symbol.
- port_annual_returns(withcomp=False, componly=False, fancy=False)
Portfolio annual (calendar) rates of returns.
- Parameters:
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, adds the portfolio components annual returns to the report. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components annual returns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rates are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True :The rates are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals and presented is color style.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the report.
- port_drawdown(top=5, fancy=False, withcomp=False, componly=False)
Computes the portfolio drawdowns.
- Parameters:
- topint, optional
The number of largest drawdowns that will be reported. The default is 5.
- fancyBoolean, optional
- FalseThe drawdowns values are reported in unaltered
algebraic format.
- TrueThe drawdowns values are reported in percentage
rounded to 2 decimals.
The default is False.
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, the portfolio components drawdowns are also reported. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components drawdowns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- Returns:
- `panda.DataFrame`Table of drawdown events.
- Columns:
‘DD’ : drawdown rate
‘Date’ : recorded date of the drawdown
‘Star’ : start date of the drawdown
‘End’ : end date of the drawdown
- port_monthly_returns(withcomp=False, componly=False, fancy=False)
Portfolio monthly (calendar) rate of returns.
- Parameters:
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, adds the portfolio components monthly returns to the report. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components monthly returns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rates are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : The rates are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals and presented is color style.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the report.
- port_perf(componly=False, fancy=False)
Brief description of portfolio and its components performances in terms of average historical rate of returns and maximum drawdowns.
- Parameters:
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components maximum drawdowns are reported. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rate of returns and drawdown values are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : The rate of returns and drawdown values are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`Performance information.
- Columns
‘RR’ : rate of returns
‘DD’ : maximum rate of drawdown
‘RoMaD’ : abs(RR/DD), Rate of Return over Maximum Drawdown
‘DD_date’ : recorder date of maximum drawdown
‘DD_start’ : start date of maximum drawdown
‘DD_end’ : end date of maximum drawdown
- port_period_perf(fancy=False)
Returns portfolio performance for each rolling period i.e. the rate of return, the rolling min and max returns, and max drawdown during the period.
- Parameters:
- fancyBoolean, optional
False: returns in algebraic form.
True: returns percentage rounded to 2 decimals.
- The default is `False`.
- Returns:
- pandas.DataFrame
‘Droll’ - indicates the start of the period.
‘RR’ - period rate of return.
‘RR_Min’ - minimum rolling rate of return in the period.
‘RR_Max’ - maximum rolling rate of return in the period.
‘DD_Max’ - maximum drawdown in the period.
‘RR_Min_Date’ - date of ‘RR_Min’.
‘RR_Max_Date’ - date of ‘RR_Max’.
‘DD_Max_Date’ - date of ‘DD_Max’.
- port_period_returns(fancy=False)
Computes the rolling periods rate of returns.
- Parameters:
- fancyBoolean, optional
False: returns in algebraic form.
True: returns percentage rounded to 2 decimals.
- The default is `False`.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`The report.
Each rolling period is indicated by its start date, ‘Droll’. Included are the fixing data, ‘Dfix’, and the portfolio weights.
- port_quarterly_returns(withcomp=False, componly=False, fancy=False)
Portfolio quarterly (calendar) rate of returns.
- Parameters:
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, adds the portfolio components monthly returns to the report. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components monthly returns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rates are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : The rates are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals and presented is color style.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the report.
- port_view(emas=[30, 200], bollinger=False, **opt)
Plots the portfolio time series together with optional technical indicators.
- Parameters:
- emaslist of int, optional
List of EMA durations. The default is [30, 200].
- bollingerBoolean, optional
If set True it adds the Bollinger bands. The default is False.
- **optother optional parameters
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : it uses the matplotlib capabilities.
True : it uses plotly library for interactive time-series view.
The default is False.
title : str, optional plot title. The default is ‘Port performance’.
xlabel : str, optional name of x-axis. The default is ‘date’.
ylabel : str; optional name of y-axis. The default is None.
- savetostr, optional
The name of the file where to save the plot. The default is None.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`Contains the time-series included in plot.
- port_view_all(sdate=None, edate=None, componly=False, **opt)
Plots the portfolio and its component time-series on a relative basis.
- Parameters:
- sdatedate like, optional
Start date of plotted time-series. If it is set to None then the sdate is set to the earliest date in the time-series. The default is None.
- edatedate like, optional
End date of plotted time-series. If it set to None, then the edate is set to the most recent date of the time-series. The default is None.
- componlyBoolean, optional
True : only the portfolio components time-series are plotted.
False: the portfolio and its components times-series are plotted.
The default is True.
- **optother parameters
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : it uses the pandas plot (matplotlib) capabilities.
True : it uses plotly library for interactive time-series view.
The default is False.
title : str, optional plot title. The default is ‘Relative performance’.
xlabel : str, optional name of x-axis. The default is ‘date’.
ylabel : str; optional name of y-axis. The default is None.
- savetostr, optional
The name of the file where to save the plot. The default is None.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`A Data Frame containing the time-series.
- set_model(wwModel, verbose=False)
Sets model parameters and evaluates the portfolio time-series.
- Parameters:
- wwModelModelPipeline object
Weights model
- verboseBoolean, optional
Sets the verbose mode.
- Returns:
- pandas.DataFrame;
The portfolio time-series in the format “date”, “pcolname”.
azapy.Generators.Port_Simple module¶
- class azapy.Generators.Port_Simple.Port_Simple(mktdata, symb=None, sdate=None, edate=None, col='adjusted', pname='Port', pcolname=None, capital=100000)
Bases:
object
Backtesting the Buy and Hold portfolio.
- Attributes
pname : str - portfolio name
ww : pandasDataFrame - portfolio weights at each rebalancing date
port : pandas.Series - portfolio historical time-series
The most important method is set_model. It must be called before any other method.
Methods
Returns the actual market data used for portfolio evaluations.
Returns the number of shares held after each rolling date.
get_port
()Returns the portfolio time-series.
get_weights
([fancy])Returns the portfolio weights at each rebalancing period.
port_annual_returns
([withcomp, componly, fancy])Portfolio annual (calendar) rates of returns.
port_drawdown
([top, fancy, withcomp, componly])Computes the portfolio drawdowns.
port_monthly_returns
([withcomp, componly, fancy])Portfolio monthly (calendar) rate of returns.
port_perf
([componly, fancy])Brief description of portfolio and its components performances in terms of average historical rate of returns and maximum drawdowns.
port_quarterly_returns
([withcomp, componly, ...])Portfolio quarterly (calendar) rate of returns.
port_view
([emas, bollinger])Plots the portfolio time series together with optional technical indicators.
port_view_all
([sdate, edate, componly])Plots the portfolio and its component time-series on a relative basis.
set_model
([ww, verbose])Set model parameters and evaluate the portfolio time-series.
- __init__(mktdata, symb=None, sdate=None, edate=None, col='adjusted', pname='Port', pcolname=None, capital=100000)
Constructor
- Parameters:
- mktdatapandas.DataFrame, dict of pandas.DataFrame, list of
pandas.Series or single column pandas.DataFrame of prices; MkT data in the format “symbol”, “date”, “open”, “high”, “low”, “close”, “volume”, “adjusted”, “divd”, “split” (e.g., as returned by azapy.readMkT function either as a dict or as a single DataFrame).
- symblist, optional
List of symbols for the basket components. All symbols MkT data should be included in mktdata. If set to None the symb will be set to the full set of symbols included in mktdata. The default is None.
- sdatedate like, optional
Start date for historical data. If set to None the sdate will be set to the earliest date in mktdata. The default is None.
- edatedate like, optional
End date for historical dates and so the simulation. Must be greater than sdate. If it is None then edate will be set to the latest date in mktdata. The default is None.
- colstr, optional
Name of column in the mktdata DataFrame that will be considered for portfolio aggregation. The default is ‘adjusted’.
- pnamestr, optional
The name of the portfolio. The default is ‘Port’.
- pcolnamestr, optional
Name of the portfolio price column. If it set to None that pcolname=pname. The default is None.
- capitalfloat, optional
Initial portfolio Capital in dollars. The default is 100000.
- Returns:
- The object.
- get_mktdata()
Returns the actual market data used for portfolio evaluations.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`market data.
- get_nshares()
Returns the number of shares held after each rolling date.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`number of shares per symbol.
- get_port()
Returns the portfolio time-series.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`portfolio time-series.
- get_weights(fancy=False)
Returns the portfolio weights at each rebalancing period.
- Parameters:
- fancyBoolean, optional
False: reports the weights in algebraic format.
True: reports the weights in percentage rounded to 2 decimals.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`portfolio weights per symbol.
- port_annual_returns(withcomp=False, componly=False, fancy=False)
Portfolio annual (calendar) rates of returns.
- Parameters:
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, adds the portfolio components annual returns to the report. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components annual returns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rates are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True :The rates are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals and presented is color style.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the report.
- port_drawdown(top=5, fancy=False, withcomp=False, componly=False)
Computes the portfolio drawdowns.
- Parameters:
- topint, optional
The number of largest drawdowns that will be reported. The default is 5.
- fancyBoolean, optional
- FalseThe drawdowns values are reported in unaltered
algebraic format.
- TrueThe drawdowns values are reported in percentage
rounded to 2 decimals.
The default is False.
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, the portfolio components drawdowns are also reported. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components drawdowns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- Returns:
- `panda.DataFrame`Table of drawdown events.
- Columns:
‘DD’ : drawdown rate
‘Date’ : recorded date of the drawdown
‘Star’ : start date of the drawdown
‘End’ : end date of the drawdown
- port_monthly_returns(withcomp=False, componly=False, fancy=False)
Portfolio monthly (calendar) rate of returns.
- Parameters:
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, adds the portfolio components monthly returns to the report. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components monthly returns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rates are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : The rates are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals and presented is color style.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the report.
- port_perf(componly=False, fancy=False)
Brief description of portfolio and its components performances in terms of average historical rate of returns and maximum drawdowns.
- Parameters:
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components maximum drawdowns are reported. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rate of returns and drawdown values are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : The rate of returns and drawdown values are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`Performance information.
- Columns
‘RR’ : rate of returns
‘DD’ : maximum rate of drawdown
‘RoMaD’ : abs(RR/DD), Rate of Return over Maximum Drawdown
‘DD_date’ : recorder date of maximum drawdown
‘DD_start’ : start date of maximum drawdown
‘DD_end’ : end date of maximum drawdown
- port_quarterly_returns(withcomp=False, componly=False, fancy=False)
Portfolio quarterly (calendar) rate of returns.
- Parameters:
- withcompBoolean, optional
If True, adds the portfolio components monthly returns to the report. The default is False.
- componlyBoolean, optional
If True, only the portfolio components monthly returns are reported. The flag is active only if withcomp=True. The default is False.
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : The rates are reported in unaltered algebraic format.
True : The rates are reported in percentage rounded to 2 decimals and presented is color style.
The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`the report.
- port_view(emas=[30, 200], bollinger=False, **opt)
Plots the portfolio time series together with optional technical indicators.
- Parameters:
- emaslist of int, optional
List of EMA durations. The default is [30, 200].
- bollingerBoolean, optional
If set True it adds the Bollinger bands. The default is False.
- **optother optional parameters
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : it uses the matplotlib capabilities.
True : it uses plotly library for interactive time-series view.
The default is False.
title : str, optional plot title. The default is ‘Port performance’.
xlabel : str, optional name of x-axis. The default is ‘date’.
ylabel : str; optional name of y-axis. The default is None.
- savetostr, optional
The name of the file where to save the plot. The default is None.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`Contains the time-series included in plot.
- port_view_all(sdate=None, edate=None, componly=False, **opt)
Plots the portfolio and its component time-series on a relative basis.
- Parameters:
- sdatedate like, optional
Start date of plotted time-series. If it is set to None then the sdate is set to the earliest date in the time-series. The default is None.
- edatedate like, optional
End date of plotted time-series. If it set to None, then the edate is set to the most recent date of the time-series. The default is None.
- componlyBoolean, optional
True : only the portfolio components time-series are plotted.
False: the portfolio and its components times-series are plotted.
The default is True.
- **optother parameters
- fancyBoolean, optional
False : it uses the pandas plot (matplotlib) capabilities.
True : it uses plotly library for interactive time-series view.
The default is False.
title : str, optional plot title. The default is ‘Relative performance’.
xlabel : str, optional name of x-axis. The default is ‘date’.
ylabel : str; optional name of y-axis. The default is None.
- savetostr, optional
The name of the file where to save the plot. The default is None.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`A Data Frame containing the time-series.
- set_model(ww=None, verbose=False)
Set model parameters and evaluate the portfolio time-series.
- Parameters:
- wwlist (also numpy.array or pandas.Series), optional
List of weights. If it is pandas.Series the index should match the basket symb. Otherwise, the weights are considered in the symb order. If it is set to None than ww will be set to equal weights. The default is None.
- verbose: `Boolean`, optional
If it True, then various computational messages will be printed. The default is False.
- Returns:
- `pandas.DataFrame`The portfolio time-series in the format “date”,
- “pcolname”.