Agentic AI-Powered Wavelet Financial Network Analysis
A revolutionary framework combining Agent-Based Modeling (ABM) with Wavelet Quantile Transfer Entropy (WaveQTE) analysis for comprehensive financial network analysis. Features autonomous AI agents, dynamic spillover detection, multi-asset analysis, and publication-quality visualizations.
๐ Features
๐ค Autonomous AI Capabilities
- Self-optimizing AI agents with adaptive parameter selection
- Intelligent pattern recognition and insight generation
- Continuous learning and performance improvement
- Multi-objective analysis (exploration, optimization, prediction)
๐ฅ Agent-Based Modeling
- 6 heterogeneous agent types with realistic behavioral patterns
- Multi-layer network interactions and social influence
- Crisis-dependent behavior adaptation
- Wealth distribution dynamics with inequality analysis
๐ Dynamic Network Analysis
- Real-time spillover detection across multiple time scales
- Contagion episode identification with consensus algorithms
- Regime-switching dynamics and structural break detection
- Multi-scale temporal decomposition
๐ฆ Installation
Manual Installation
# Install dependencies
install.packages(c(
"shiny", "shinydashboard", "ggplot2", "ggraph", "igraph",
"dplyr", "R6", "viridis", "DT", "plotly"
))
# Install package
devtools::install_local("AgenticWaves")
๐ฏ Quick Start
Interactive Launcher
library(AgenticWaves)
# Launch interactive menu
launch_agentic_waves()
# Or launch Shiny dashboard directly
run_agentic_waves_app()
Basic Analysis
# Load sample data
data <- get_sample_data("global_markets")
# Create autonomous AI agent
agent <- create_autonomous_agent("explorer")
# Run autonomous analysis
results <- agent$analyze_autonomously(data)
# View insights
results$insights
Full Simulation
# Create agent population
agents <- create_enhanced_agent_population(
n_agents = 500,
behavioral_heterogeneity = 0.7
)
# Run market simulation
sim_results <- simulate_enhanced_market_dynamics(
agents = agents,
asset_data = data,
n_periods = 1000
)
# Analyze spillovers
spillover_results <- calculate_dynamic_spillover_networks(
sim_results,
window_size = 100
)
# Generate publication dashboard
plots <- generate_publication_dashboard(
sim_results,
spillover_results,
save_plots = TRUE
)
๐ฌ Core Components
Agent Types
- Momentum Traders: Follow price trends and market momentum
-
Contrarian Traders: Trade against prevailing market trends
- Fundamentalist Traders: Base decisions on fundamental analysis
- Noise Traders: Make random or irrational trading decisions
- Herding Traders: Follow crowd behavior and social signals
- Sophisticated Traders: Use complex multi-factor strategies
Analysis Methods
- Wavelet Decomposition: Multi-scale temporal analysis
- Quantile Transfer Entropy: Tail-dependent spillover detection
- Network Metrics: Centrality, clustering, modularity analysis
- Contagion Detection: Multiple consensus methodologies
- Regime Identification: Structural break and changepoint detection
๐ฑ Interactive Dashboard
The Shiny dashboard provides a comprehensive interface for:
- Data Upload: CSV/Excel files or built-in datasets
- AI Analysis: Autonomous agent configuration and execution
- Network Analysis: Interactive network visualization and metrics
- Agent Simulation: Population setup and market dynamics
- Spillover Analysis: Real-time spillover and contagion detection
- Visualization Gallery: Publication-quality plot generation
- Report Generation: Automated comprehensive reports
๐งช Testing
# Run comprehensive tests
test_all_functions()
# Or use testthat
devtools::test()
๐ Documentation
๐ง Advanced Usage
Custom Data Analysis
# Load your own data
data <- read.csv("your_data.csv")
processed_data <- process_financial_data(data)
# Validate data quality
quality <- validate_data_quality(processed_data)
print(quality)
# Run analysis
agent <- create_autonomous_agent("optimizer")
results <- agent$analyze_autonomously(processed_data)
Network Customization
# Create custom network
network <- create_dynamic_multilayer_network(
agents,
network_types = c("trading", "information", "social"),
density = 0.1
)
# Analyze network properties
metrics <- calculate_network_metrics(network$networks$trading$graph)
Visualization Customization
# Custom network plot
plot <- plot_enhanced_network(
network_obj,
layout = "stress",
node_size_var = "betweenness",
color_scheme = "viridis"
)
# Save high-resolution plot
ggsave("network.png", plot, width = 12, height = 8, dpi = 300)
๐จ Example Gallery
The package includes comprehensive examples:
# Generate visualization gallery
generate_visualization_gallery()
# Create sample report
create_sample_report()
# Run complete demo
run_complete_demo()
๐ Research Applications
AgenticWaves is designed for:
- Systemic Risk Analysis: Financial contagion and spillover effects
- Market Microstructure: Agent behavior and market dynamics
- Portfolio Management: Dynamic risk assessment and optimization
- Regulatory Analysis: Market stability and intervention effects
- Academic Research: Publication-ready analysis and visualizations
๐ค Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
๐ Citation
If you use AgenticWaves in your research, please cite:
@software{agenticwaves2025,
title = {AgenticWaves: Agentic AI-Powered Wavelet Financial Network Analysis},
author = {Bhandari, Avishek},
year = {2025},
url = {https://github.com/avishekb9/AgenticWaves},
version = {1.0.0}
}
๐ง Support
- GitHub Issues: Report bugs or request features
- Email: bavisek@gmail.com
- Documentation: Package documentation
๐ License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
๐ Acknowledgments
- Agent-Based Modeling: Inspired by research in computational economics
- Network Analysis: Built on advances in financial network theory
- Visualization: Leverages the powerful ggraph/igraph ecosystem
- AI Agents: Incorporates modern autonomous system design principles
AgenticWaves: Revolutionizing financial network analysis through autonomous AI