Supplement to: Package AdvEMDpy: Algorithmic Variations of Empirical Mode Decomposition in Python

13 Pages Posted: 19 Oct 2022

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Cole van Jaarsveldt

Heriot-Watt University - Department of Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics

Matthew Ames

ResilientML; The Institute of Statistical Mathematics

Gareth Peters

University of California Santa Barbara; University of California, Santa Barbara

Mike J. Chantler

Heriot-Watt University - Department of Computer Science

Date Written: September 29, 2022

Abstract

This work serves as a formal supplement to ‘Package AdvEMDpy: Algorithmic Variations of Empirical Mode Decomposition in Python’ with additional synthetic and real-world examples. AdvEMDpy will be shown to be more accurate than its Python competitors in resolving the underlying driving function of the Duffing Equation, before it is used to isolate different frequency structures present in Carbon ETF data. An annual fluctuation will be extracted and possibly causally linked to the seasonal trend of the Carbon Dioxide concentration in the atmosphere. These examples are by no means exhaustive and merely serve as demonstrations of AdvEMDpy’s usage and superiority.

Keywords: Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD), Statistical EMD (SEMD), Enhanced EMD (EEMD), Ensemble EMD, Hilbert transform, time series analysis, filtering, graduation, Winsorization, downsampling, splines, knot optimisation, Python, R, MATLAB

JEL Classification: C02, C14, C22, C32, C61, C63, C65, C88

Suggested Citation

van Jaarsveldt, Cole and Ames, Matthew and Ames, Matthew and Peters, Gareth and Chantler, Michael John, Supplement to: Package AdvEMDpy: Algorithmic Variations of Empirical Mode Decomposition in Python (September 29, 2022). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4233231 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4233231

Cole Van Jaarsveldt (Contact Author)

Heriot-Watt University - Department of Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics ( email )

Edinburgh, Scotland EH14 4AS
United Kingdom

Matthew Ames

ResilientML ( email )

Melbourne
Australia

The Institute of Statistical Mathematics ( email )

Tokyo
Japan

Gareth Peters

University of California Santa Barbara ( email )

Santa Barbara, CA 93106
United States

University of California, Santa Barbara ( email )

Michael John Chantler

Heriot-Watt University - Department of Computer Science

Edinburgh
United Kingdom

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