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vertcat implements vertical concatenation of financial time series objects. vertcat essentially adds data points to a time series object. Objects to be vertically concatenated must not have any duplicate dates and/or times or any overlapping dates and/or times. The description fields are concatenated as well. They are separated by ||.
Create two financial time series objects with daily frequencies:
myfts = fints((today:today+4)', (1:5)', 'DataSeries', 'd'); yourfts = fints((today+5:today+9)', (11:15)', 'DataSeries', 'd');
Use vertcat to concatenate them vertically:
newfts1 = [myfts; yourfts]
newfts1 =
desc: ||
freq: Daily (1)
'dates: (10)' 'DataSeries: (10)'
'11-Dec-2001' [ 1]
'12-Dec-2001' [ 2]
'13-Dec-2001' [ 3]
'14-Dec-2001' [ 4]
'15-Dec-2001' [ 5]
'16-Dec-2001' [ 11]
'17-Dec-2001' [ 12]
'18-Dec-2001' [ 13]
'19-Dec-2001' [ 14]
'20-Dec-2001' [ 15]
Create two financial time series objects with different frequencies:
myfts = fints((today:today+4)', (1:5)', 'DataSeries', 'd'); hisfts = fints((today+5:7:today+34)', (11:15)', 'DataSeries',... 'w');
Concatenate these two objects vertically:
newfts2 = [myfts; hisfts]
newfts2 =
desc: ||
freq: Unknown (0)
'dates: (10)' 'DataSeries: (10)'
'11-Dec-2001' [ 1]
'12-Dec-2001' [ 2]
'13-Dec-2001' [ 3]
'14-Dec-2001' [ 4]
'15-Dec-2001' [ 5]
'16-Dec-2001' [ 11]
'23-Dec-2001' [ 12]
'30-Dec-2001' [ 13]
'06-Jan-2002' [ 14]
'13-Jan-2002' [ 15]
If all frequency indicators are the same, the new object has the same frequency indicator. However, if one of the concatenated objects has a different freq from the other(s), the frequency of the resulting object is set to Unknown (0). In these examples, newfts1 has Daily frequency, while newfts2 has Unknown (0) frequency.
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