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Computes the cumulative gains and losses for a timeseries dataset
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import numpy as np | |
def cumulative_gain_loss(x: np.ndarray, y: np.ndarray): | |
""" | |
Computes the cumulative gains and losses for a timeseries dataset | |
Parameters | |
------------ | |
x: numpy.ndarray | |
time dimension | |
y: numpy.ndarray | |
variable of interest | |
Returns | |
----------- | |
x_gains: numpy.ndarray | |
x coordinates of positive changes (gains) in y | |
gains: numpy.ndarray | |
cumulative sum of positive changes (gains) in y | |
x_losses: numpy.ndarray | |
x coordinates of negative changes (losses) in y | |
losses: numpy.ndarray | |
cumulative sum of negative changes (losses) in y | |
""" | |
# calculate the difference in y values between each time step x | |
delta_y = np.diff(y) | |
# calculate the cumulative sum for all delta_y where the change was positive | |
gains = np.cumsum(delta_y[delta_y > 0]) | |
# get the time steps (x coordinates) when those positive changes happened | |
x_gains = x[1:][delta_y > 0] | |
# calculate the cumulative sum for all delta_y where the change was negative | |
losses = np.cumsum(delta_y[delta_y < 0]) | |
# get the time steps (x coordinates) when those negative changes happened | |
x_losses = x[1:][delta_y < 0] | |
return x_gains, gains, x_losses, losses | |
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