Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach

It is widely known that commodity markets are not totally efficient. Long-range dependence is present, and thus the celebrated Brownian motion of prices can be considered only as a first approximation. In this work we analyzed the predictability in commodity markets by using a novel approach derived...

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spelling paper:paper_03784371_v390_n5_p876_Zunino2023-06-08T15:40:14Z Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach Bandt and Pompe method Commodity efficiency Complexityentropy causality plane Ordinal time series analysis Permutation entropy Permutation statistical complexity Bandt and Pompe method Commodity efficiency Complexityentropy causality plane Ordinal time series analysis Permutation entropy Statistical complexity Brownian movement Commerce Entropy Finance Information theory Statistical mechanics Time series Time series analysis It is widely known that commodity markets are not totally efficient. Long-range dependence is present, and thus the celebrated Brownian motion of prices can be considered only as a first approximation. In this work we analyzed the predictability in commodity markets by using a novel approach derived from Information Theory. The complexityentropy causality plane has been recently shown to be a useful statistical tool to distinguish the stage of stock market development because differences between emergent and developed stock markets can be easily discriminated and visualized with this representation space [L. Zunino, M. Zanin, B.M. Tabak, D.G. Prez, O.A. Rosso, Complexityentropy causality plane: a useful approach to quantify the stock market inefficiency, Physica A 389 (2010) 18911901]. By estimating the permutation entropy and permutation statistical complexity of twenty basic commodity future markets over a period of around 20 years (1991.01.022009.09.01), we can define an associated ranking of efficiency. This ranking is quantifying the presence of patterns and hidden structures in these prime markets. Moreover, the temporal evolution of the commodities in the complexityentropy causality plane allows us to identify periods of time where the underlying dynamics is more or less predictable. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03784371_v390_n5_p876_Zunino http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03784371_v390_n5_p876_Zunino
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topic Bandt and Pompe method
Commodity efficiency
Complexityentropy causality plane
Ordinal time series analysis
Permutation entropy
Permutation statistical complexity
Bandt and Pompe method
Commodity efficiency
Complexityentropy causality plane
Ordinal time series analysis
Permutation entropy
Statistical complexity
Brownian movement
Commerce
Entropy
Finance
Information theory
Statistical mechanics
Time series
Time series analysis
spellingShingle Bandt and Pompe method
Commodity efficiency
Complexityentropy causality plane
Ordinal time series analysis
Permutation entropy
Permutation statistical complexity
Bandt and Pompe method
Commodity efficiency
Complexityentropy causality plane
Ordinal time series analysis
Permutation entropy
Statistical complexity
Brownian movement
Commerce
Entropy
Finance
Information theory
Statistical mechanics
Time series
Time series analysis
Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
topic_facet Bandt and Pompe method
Commodity efficiency
Complexityentropy causality plane
Ordinal time series analysis
Permutation entropy
Permutation statistical complexity
Bandt and Pompe method
Commodity efficiency
Complexityentropy causality plane
Ordinal time series analysis
Permutation entropy
Statistical complexity
Brownian movement
Commerce
Entropy
Finance
Information theory
Statistical mechanics
Time series
Time series analysis
description It is widely known that commodity markets are not totally efficient. Long-range dependence is present, and thus the celebrated Brownian motion of prices can be considered only as a first approximation. In this work we analyzed the predictability in commodity markets by using a novel approach derived from Information Theory. The complexityentropy causality plane has been recently shown to be a useful statistical tool to distinguish the stage of stock market development because differences between emergent and developed stock markets can be easily discriminated and visualized with this representation space [L. Zunino, M. Zanin, B.M. Tabak, D.G. Prez, O.A. Rosso, Complexityentropy causality plane: a useful approach to quantify the stock market inefficiency, Physica A 389 (2010) 18911901]. By estimating the permutation entropy and permutation statistical complexity of twenty basic commodity future markets over a period of around 20 years (1991.01.022009.09.01), we can define an associated ranking of efficiency. This ranking is quantifying the presence of patterns and hidden structures in these prime markets. Moreover, the temporal evolution of the commodities in the complexityentropy causality plane allows us to identify periods of time where the underlying dynamics is more or less predictable. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
title Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
title_short Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
title_full Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
title_fullStr Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
title_full_unstemmed Commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
title_sort commodity predictability analysis with a permutation information theory approach
publishDate 2011
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03784371_v390_n5_p876_Zunino
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