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Display views for entropyViews object
entropyViews
Since R2026b
showViews(obj)
showViews(obj,viewNames)
showViews(obj) displays information about all views associated with the entropyViews object obj.
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showViews(obj,viewNames) displays information about the views specified by viewNames.
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Display information about all views of an entropyViews object.
Create a multivariate empirical distribution, Data, of returns for three assets.
Data
rng(13) numScenarios = 100000; mu = [0.08 0.10 0.06]; sigma = [0.15 0.20 0.12]; corrMatrix = [1.0 0.6 0.3; 0.6 1.0 0.4; 0.3 0.4 1.0]; covMatrix = diag(sigma)*corrMatrix*diag(sigma); Data = mvnrnd(mu, covMatrix, numScenarios);
Create an entropyViews object and three views from the returns.
obj = entropyViews(Data,VariableNames=["SPX" "AAPL" "MSFT"]); obj = setMeanViews(obj,"SPX",">",0.1,ViewNames="BullishSPX"); obj = setMeanViews(obj,"AAPL","=",0.12,ViewNames="AAPLTarget"); obj = setVolatilityViews(obj,"MSFT","<",0.1,ViewNames="LowVolMSFT");
Display information about all views.
View: BullishSPX Type: Mean Variable: SPX Constraint: Mean >= 0.1 Relation: GreaterThan View: AAPLTarget Type: Mean Variable: AAPL Constraint: Mean = 0.12 Relation: EqualTo View: LowVolMSFT Type: Volatility Variable: MSFT Constraint: Volatility <= 0.1 Relation: LessThan
Display information about one specific view of an entropyViews object.
Display information about the BullishSPX view.
BullishSPX
showViews(obj,"BullishSPX")
View: BullishSPX Type: Mean Variable: SPX Constraint: Mean >= 0.1 Relation: GreaterThan
Entropy views object, specified as an entropyViews object.
Names of views, specified as a string vector.
Entropy views object, returned as an entropyViews object. Use the object functions to manage views and compute posterior probabilities.
Introduced in R2026b
Portfolio
setMeanViews
setVolatilityViews
posteriorProbabilities
deleteViews
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