Is it possible to use t-copula in Matlab for around 450,000 variables?

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saber
saber le 10 Juin 2013
Is it possible to use t-copula in Matlab for around 450,000 variables? or there is any limitation?

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Tom Lane
Tom Lane le 11 Juin 2013
I see no limitation imposed by the copularnd function when I look at the code. However, the correlation matrix is going to be 450000-by-450000 for this. When I try to create that matrix, I run out of memory. If you do manage to create it, I wouldn't be surprised to find that copularnd needs to create other temporary variables of a comparable size as it tries to do its thing.
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saber
saber le 11 Juin 2013
Thanks Tom,
Yes, I agree. I have 450000 variables each of them consists of 288 samples. At first I tried to fit t-copula to a number of 1000 variables just to test. I used this function :
[RHO,nu] = copulafit('t',C,'Method','ApproximateML');
but the following error was appeared :
Error using ==> copulafit>profileNLL_t at 268 The estimate of Rho has become rank-deficient. You may have too few data, or strong dependencies among variables.
Error in ==> copulafit>bracket1D at 544 oldnll = nllFun(bound);
Error in ==> copulafit at 162 [lowerBnd,upperBnd] = bracket1D(profileFun,lowerBnd,5); % 'upper', search ascending from 5
Error in ==> tcopula2 at 45
[RHO,nu] = copulafit('t',C,'Method','ApproximateML');
However, when I run for 100 variables, it is done without error!

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