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quarks 1.1.4
- updated data sets
- fixed some minor bugs
quarks 1.1.3
- added an application to download data from Yahoo Finance
- fixed a bug in ‘cvgtest.R’
quarks 1.1.2
- added argument ‘conflvl’ to ‘cvgtest.R’ in order to set the
significance level for hypothesis testing
quarks 1.1.1
- slightly adjusted print method for ‘cvgtest.R’
quarks 1.1.0
- implemented 4 new functions which enable the user to apply various
backtesting methods
quarks 1.0.11
- slightly adjusted plot method (added a grid)
- updated data sets
- changed name of ‘DAX30’ to ‘DAX’ due to the recent extension of the
German Stock Market Index
quarks 1.0.10
- added a print method for ‘quarks’
quarks 1.0.9
quarks 1.0.8
- fixed a bug which caused an error in ‘vwhs.R’ and ‘fhs.R’
quarks 1.0.7
- changed output value of ‘hs.R’, ‘vwhs.R’ and ‘fhs.R’
- modified ‘plot.quarks.R’; main title and axis labels can now be
adjusted manually
- added five financial time series data sets
quarks 1.0.6
- changed default of coverage level (p) from 0.95 to 0.975
- implemented ‘fhs.R’, enabling filtered historical simulation
- implemented volatility estimation with GARCH-type models by means of
the ‘rugarch’ package
quarks 1.0.5
- slightly changed example for ‘rollcast.R’
- fixed a bug which caused a warning if argument ‘method’ in
‘rollcast.R’ was set on default
quarks 1.0.4
- slightly adapted ‘hs.R’, ‘vwhs.R’ and ‘rollcast.R’
- modified ES-calculation for age-weighted historical simulation
quarks 1.0.3
- slightly adjusted README
- modified ‘plot.quarks.R’
quarks 1.0.2
- fixed a minor bug in ‘hs.R’
- minor adjustments in the README were made
quarks 1.0.1
- adjusted example in the README file
- minor adjustments in the documentation were made
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