Closed kakarun closed 4 years ago
Hi,
Sadly, this code was adapted from another codebase and I don't remember much about it. But maybe you could find what you are looking for in the private attributes or methods of the class, such as hawkes._G
function ?
def _G(self, i, j, l, t):
"""Returns the value of a claw at a point
Used to fill V and M with 'gauss' method
"""
if t < 0:
warnings.warn("G(): should not be called for t < 0")
index = self._ijl2index[i][j][l]
return HawkesConditionalLaw._lin0(self._int_claw[index], t)
Hi,
Sadly, this code was adapted from another codebase and I don't remember much about it. But maybe you could find what you are looking for in the private attributes or methods of the class, such as
hawkes._G
function ?def _G(self, i, j, l, t): """Returns the value of a claw at a point Used to fill V and M with 'gauss' method """ if t < 0: warnings.warn("G(): should not be called for t < 0") index = self._ijl2index[i][j][l] return HawkesConditionalLaw._lin0(self._int_claw[index], t)
Thanks for your reply!
Hi,
How to use functions in tick to estimate the second-order statistics, i.e, conditional law g{ij}(t)? It seems that tick.hawkes.HawkesConditionalLaw can only output the estimation of the kernels, i.e., \phi{ij}(t).
Thanks!