R:合并两个不规则时间序列

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我有两个多元时间序列 x 和 y,两者涵盖的时间范围大致相同(一个比另一个早两年开始,但它们在同一日期结束)。这两个系列都以日期列旁边的空列的形式缺少观察值,并且从某种意义上说,其中一个系列有多个在另一个系列中找不到的日期,反之亦然。

我想创建一个数据框(或类似的),其中有一列列出了 x 或 y 中找到的所有日期,没有重复的日期。对于每个日期(行),我想将 x 的观测值水平堆叠到 y 的观测值旁边,并用 NA 填充缺失的单元格。示例:

>x
"1987-01-01"   7.1    NA   3
"1987-01-02"   5.2    5    2
"1987-01-06"   2.3    NA   9

>y
"1987-01-01"   55.3   66   45
"1987-01-03"   77.3   87   34

# result I would like
"1987-01-01"   7.1    NA   3   55.3   66   45
"1987-01-02"   5.2    5    2   NA     NA   NA
"1987-01-03"   NA     NA   NA  77.3   87   34
"1987-01-06"   2.3    NA   9   NA     NA   NA

我尝试过的:使用 Zoo 包,我尝试了 merge.zoo 方法,但这似乎只是将两个系列并排堆叠在一起,并带有日期(作为数字,例如“1987-01-02 “显示为 6210),每个系列出现在两个单独的列中。

我坐了几个小时几乎一无所获,所以感谢所有帮助。

编辑:根据 Soumendra 的建议,下面包含一些代码

atcoa <- read.csv(file = "ATCOA_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE)
atcob <- read.csv(file = "ATCOB_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE)
atcoa$date <- as.Date(atcoa$date)
atcob$date <- as.Date(atcob$date)

# only number of observations and the observations themselves differ 
>str(atcoa)
'data.frame':   6151 obs. of  8 variables:
 $ date        :Class 'Date'  num [1:6151] 6210 6213 6215 6216 6217 ...
 $ max         : num  4.31 4.33 4.38 4.18 4.13 4.05 4.08 4.05 4.08 4.1 ...
 $ min         : num  4.28 4.31 4.28 4.13 4.05 3.95 3.97 3.95 4 4.02 ...
 $ close       : num  4.31 4.33 4.31 4.15 4.1 3.97 4 3.97 4.08 4.02 ...
 $ avg         : num  NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA ...
 $ tot.vol     : int  877733 89724 889437 1927113 3050611 846525 1782774 1497998 2504466 5636999 ...
 $ turnover    : num  3762300 388900 3835900 8015900 12468100 ...
 $ transactions: int  12 9 24 17 31 26 34 35 37 33 ...

>atcoa[1:1, ]
date a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
1 1987-01-02  4.31  4.28    4.31    NA    877733    3762300             12

# using timeSeries package
ts.atcoa <- timeSeries::as.timeSeries(atcoa, format = "%Y-%m-%d")
ts.atcob <- timeSeries::as.timeSeries(atcob, format = "%Y-%m-%d")

>str(ts.atcoa)
Time Series:          
 Name:               object
Data Matrix:        
 Dimension:          6151 7
 Column Names:       a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
 Row Names:          1970-01-01 01:43:30  ...  1970-01-01 04:12:35
Positions:          
 Start:              1970-01-01 01:43:30
 End:                1970-01-01 04:12:35
With:               
 Format:             %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
 FinCenter:          GMT
 Units:              a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
 Title:              Time Series Object
 Documentation:      Wed Aug 17 13:00:50 2011

>ts.atcoa[1:1, ]
GMT
 a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
 1970-01-01 01:43:30  4.31  4.28    4.31    NA    877733    3762300             12

# The following will create an object of class "data frame" and mode "list", which contains observations for the days mutual for the two series
>ts.atco <- timeSeries::merge(atcoa, atcob)  # produces same result as base::merge, apparently
>ts.atco[1:1, ]
date a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions b.max b.min b.close b.avg b.tot.vol b.turnover b.transactions
1 1989-08-25  7.92  7.77    7.79    NA    269172    2119400             19  7.69  7.56    7.64    NA  81176693  593858000             12

编辑:问题解决了(使用动物园包)

atcoa <- read.zoo(read.csv(file = "ATCOA_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE))
atcob <- read.zoo(read.csv(file = "ATCOB_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE))

names(atcoa) <- c("a.max", "a.min", "a.close",
                   "a.avg", "a.tot.vol", "a.turnover", "a.transactions")
names(atcob) <- c("b.max", "b.min", "b.close",
                   "b.avg", "b.tot.vol", "b.turnover", "b.transactions")

atco <- merge.zoo(atcoa, atcob)

谢谢大家的帮助。

I have two multivariate time series x and y, both covering approximately the same range in time (one starts two years before the other, but they end on the same date). Both series have missing observations in the form of empty columns next to the date column, and also in the sense that one of the series has several dates that are not found in the other, and vice versa.

I would like to create a data frame (or similar) with a column that lists all the dates found in x OR y, without duplicate dates. For each date (row), I would like to horizontally stack the observations from x next to the observations from y, with NA's filling the missing cells. Example:

>x
"1987-01-01"   7.1    NA   3
"1987-01-02"   5.2    5    2
"1987-01-06"   2.3    NA   9

>y
"1987-01-01"   55.3   66   45
"1987-01-03"   77.3   87   34

# result I would like
"1987-01-01"   7.1    NA   3   55.3   66   45
"1987-01-02"   5.2    5    2   NA     NA   NA
"1987-01-03"   NA     NA   NA  77.3   87   34
"1987-01-06"   2.3    NA   9   NA     NA   NA

What I have tried: with the zoo package, I've tried the merge.zoo method, but this seems to just stack the two series next to each other, with the dates (as numbers, e.g. "1987-01-02" shown as 6210) from each series appearing in two separate columns.

I've sat for hours getting almost nowhere, so all help is appreciated.

EDIT: some code included below as per suggestion from Soumendra

atcoa <- read.csv(file = "ATCOA_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE)
atcob <- read.csv(file = "ATCOB_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE)
atcoa$date <- as.Date(atcoa$date)
atcob$date <- as.Date(atcob$date)

# only number of observations and the observations themselves differ 
>str(atcoa)
'data.frame':   6151 obs. of  8 variables:
 $ date        :Class 'Date'  num [1:6151] 6210 6213 6215 6216 6217 ...
 $ max         : num  4.31 4.33 4.38 4.18 4.13 4.05 4.08 4.05 4.08 4.1 ...
 $ min         : num  4.28 4.31 4.28 4.13 4.05 3.95 3.97 3.95 4 4.02 ...
 $ close       : num  4.31 4.33 4.31 4.15 4.1 3.97 4 3.97 4.08 4.02 ...
 $ avg         : num  NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA ...
 $ tot.vol     : int  877733 89724 889437 1927113 3050611 846525 1782774 1497998 2504466 5636999 ...
 $ turnover    : num  3762300 388900 3835900 8015900 12468100 ...
 $ transactions: int  12 9 24 17 31 26 34 35 37 33 ...

>atcoa[1:1, ]
date a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
1 1987-01-02  4.31  4.28    4.31    NA    877733    3762300             12

# using timeSeries package
ts.atcoa <- timeSeries::as.timeSeries(atcoa, format = "%Y-%m-%d")
ts.atcob <- timeSeries::as.timeSeries(atcob, format = "%Y-%m-%d")

>str(ts.atcoa)
Time Series:          
 Name:               object
Data Matrix:        
 Dimension:          6151 7
 Column Names:       a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
 Row Names:          1970-01-01 01:43:30  ...  1970-01-01 04:12:35
Positions:          
 Start:              1970-01-01 01:43:30
 End:                1970-01-01 04:12:35
With:               
 Format:             %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
 FinCenter:          GMT
 Units:              a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
 Title:              Time Series Object
 Documentation:      Wed Aug 17 13:00:50 2011

>ts.atcoa[1:1, ]
GMT
 a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions
 1970-01-01 01:43:30  4.31  4.28    4.31    NA    877733    3762300             12

# The following will create an object of class "data frame" and mode "list", which contains observations for the days mutual for the two series
>ts.atco <- timeSeries::merge(atcoa, atcob)  # produces same result as base::merge, apparently
>ts.atco[1:1, ]
date a.max a.min a.close a.avg a.tot.vol a.turnover a.transactions b.max b.min b.close b.avg b.tot.vol b.turnover b.transactions
1 1989-08-25  7.92  7.77    7.79    NA    269172    2119400             19  7.69  7.56    7.64    NA  81176693  593858000             12

EDIT: problem solved by (using zoo package)

atcoa <- read.zoo(read.csv(file = "ATCOA_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE))
atcob <- read.zoo(read.csv(file = "ATCOB_full_adj.csv", header = TRUE))

names(atcoa) <- c("a.max", "a.min", "a.close",
                   "a.avg", "a.tot.vol", "a.turnover", "a.transactions")
names(atcob) <- c("b.max", "b.min", "b.close",
                   "b.avg", "b.tot.vol", "b.turnover", "b.transactions")

atco <- merge.zoo(atcoa, atcob)

Thank you all for your help.

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宛菡 2024-12-06 21:08:44

试试这个:

Lines.x <- '"1987-01-01"   7.1    NA   3
"1987-01-02"   5.2    5    2
"1987-01-06"   2.3    NA   9'

Lines.y <- '"1987-01-01"   55.3   66   45
"1987-01-03"   77.3   87   34'

library(zoo)
# in reality x might be in a file and might be read via: x <- read.zoo("x.dat")
# ditto for y. See ?read.zoo and the zoo-read vignette if you need other args too
x <- read.zoo(text = Lines.x)
y <- read.zoo(text = Lines.y)
merge(x,  y)

给予:

           V2.x V3.x V4.x V2.y V3.y V4.y
1987-01-01  7.1   NA    3 55.3   66   45
1987-01-02  5.2    5    2   NA   NA   NA
1987-01-03   NA   NA   NA 77.3   87   34
1987-01-06  2.3   NA    9   NA   NA   NA

Try this:

Lines.x <- '"1987-01-01"   7.1    NA   3
"1987-01-02"   5.2    5    2
"1987-01-06"   2.3    NA   9'

Lines.y <- '"1987-01-01"   55.3   66   45
"1987-01-03"   77.3   87   34'

library(zoo)
# in reality x might be in a file and might be read via: x <- read.zoo("x.dat")
# ditto for y. See ?read.zoo and the zoo-read vignette if you need other args too
x <- read.zoo(text = Lines.x)
y <- read.zoo(text = Lines.y)
merge(x,  y)

giving:

           V2.x V3.x V4.x V2.y V3.y V4.y
1987-01-01  7.1   NA    3 55.3   66   45
1987-01-02  5.2    5    2   NA   NA   NA
1987-01-03   NA   NA   NA 77.3   87   34
1987-01-06  2.3   NA    9   NA   NA   NA
傲娇萝莉攻 2024-12-06 21:08:44

您可以根据日期创建一个 timeSeries (timeSeries 库)对象,合并它们(timeSeries 默认合并行为与 Zoo 和 xts 不同,并且完全按照您的要求进行操作),然后从结果中创建 Zoo/xts 对象,以防万一不想留在时间序列中。

一种快速测试方法如下,假设您有两个动物园对象 zz1 和 zz2 -

library(timeSeries)
as.zoo(merge(as.timeSeries(zz1), as.timeSeries(zz2)))

将上述命令的输出与

merge(zz1, zz2)

您也可以 cbind 进行比较 -

cbind(zz1, zz2)

前提是没有同名的共享列。即使存在这样的列,您也可以选择要绑定的列,并且您将获得一个动物园对象。

cbind(zz1[, 1:2], zz2[, 2:3]) #Assuming other columns are common

You can create a timeSeries (timeSeries library) object from your dates, merge them (timeSeries default merge behaviour is different from zoo and xts and does exactly what you are asking for) and then make zoo/xts objects out of the result in case you don't want to stay with timeSeries.

One quick way to test is the following, assuming you have two zoo objects zz1 and zz2 -

library(timeSeries)
as.zoo(merge(as.timeSeries(zz1), as.timeSeries(zz2)))

Compare the output of the above command with

merge(zz1, zz2)

You can also cbind -

cbind(zz1, zz2)

provided there are no shared columns with same names. Even if such column are there, you can choose the columns by which you cbind, and you will get a zoo object.

cbind(zz1[, 1:2], zz2[, 2:3]) #Assuming other columns are common
紫竹語嫣☆ 2024-12-06 21:08:44

在这里,我从 stat.ethz.ch 找到了一种更通用的方法

a <- ts(1:10, start=c(2014,6), frequency=12)
b <- ts(1:12, start=c(2015,1), frequency=12)

library(zoo)
m <- merge(a = as.zoo(a), b = as.zoo(b))

来获取 ts 对象:

as.ts(m)

here, i found a more generic aproach from stat.ethz.ch

a <- ts(1:10, start=c(2014,6), frequency=12)
b <- ts(1:12, start=c(2015,1), frequency=12)

library(zoo)
m <- merge(a = as.zoo(a), b = as.zoo(b))

to get a ts object back:

as.ts(m)
蒲公英的约定 2024-12-06 21:08:44

这个怎么样:

## Generate unique sorted time values.
i <- sort(unique(c(index(x), index(y))))

## Empty data matrix.
v <- matrix(nrow=length(i), ncol=6, NA)

## Pull in data items.
v[match(index(x), i), 1:3] <- coredata(x)
v[match(index(y), i), 4:6] <- coredata(y)

## Build new zoo object.
d <- zoo(v, order.by=i)

How about this:

## Generate unique sorted time values.
i <- sort(unique(c(index(x), index(y))))

## Empty data matrix.
v <- matrix(nrow=length(i), ncol=6, NA)

## Pull in data items.
v[match(index(x), i), 1:3] <- coredata(x)
v[match(index(y), i), 4:6] <- coredata(y)

## Build new zoo object.
d <- zoo(v, order.by=i)
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