File: multivariate_sample_autocovariance.m

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function autocov = multivariate_sample_autocovariance(data,q)
% Computes the autocovariance function of multivariate time series.
%
%
% INPUTS
%   data            [double]       T*m matrix of data.
%   q               [integer]      Order of the autocovariance function.
%
% OUTPUTS
%   autocov         [double]       m*m*(q+1) array, autocovariance function.
%
% SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

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[T,m] = size(data);

autocov = zeros(m,m,q+1);

demeaned_data = data - repmat(mean(data),T,1);

for i = 0:q
    autocov(:,:,i+1) = transpose(demeaned_data(1:T-i,:))*demeaned_data(i+1:T,:);
end

autocov = autocov/T;