Options for configuring how ComplexMarketData representing a 'curve' is interpreted.
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string | DayCountConvention [get, set] |
| Day count convention of the curve. Defaults to "Act360". More...
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string | FrontExtrapolationType [get, set] |
| What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "front" direction is the closest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 0D tenor to past Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear]. More...
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string | BackExtrapolationType [get, set] |
| What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve. <br /> Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "back" direction is the furthest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 30Y tenor to infinity Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear]. More...
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MarketDataOptionsTypeEnum | MarketDataOptionsType [get, set] |
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Options for configuring how ComplexMarketData representing a 'curve' is interpreted.
◆ CurveOptions() [1/2]
Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.CurveOptions |
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◆ CurveOptions() [2/2]
Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.CurveOptions |
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Initializes a new instance of the CurveOptions class.
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dayCountConvention | Day count convention of the curve. Defaults to "Act360".. |
frontExtrapolationType | What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "front" direction is the closest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 0D tenor to past Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear].. |
backExtrapolationType | What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve. <br /> Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "back" direction is the furthest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 30Y tenor to infinity Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear].. |
marketDataOptionsType | The available values are: CurveOptions (required) (default to "CurveOptions"). |
◆ BaseValidate()
IEnumerable<System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.ValidationResult> Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.BaseValidate |
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To validate all properties of the instance
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◆ Equals() [1/2]
bool Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.Equals |
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Returns true if CurveOptions instances are equal
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◆ Equals() [2/2]
override bool Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.Equals |
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Returns true if objects are equal
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◆ GetHashCode()
override int Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.GetHashCode |
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Gets the hash code
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- Hash code
◆ ToJson()
override string Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.ToJson |
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◆ ToString()
override string Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.ToString |
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Returns the string presentation of the object
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- String presentation of the object
◆ BackExtrapolationType
string Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.BackExtrapolationType |
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What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve. <br /> Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "back" direction is the furthest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 30Y tenor to infinity Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear].
What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve. <br /> Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "back" direction is the furthest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 30Y tenor to infinity Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear].
◆ DayCountConvention
string Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.DayCountConvention |
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Day count convention of the curve. Defaults to "Act360".
Day count convention of the curve. Defaults to "Act360".
◆ FrontExtrapolationType
string Lusid.Sdk.Model.CurveOptions.FrontExtrapolationType |
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What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "front" direction is the closest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 0D tenor to past Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear].
What type of extrapolation is used to build the curve Imagine that the curve is facing the observer(you), then the "front" direction is the closest point on the curve onward. <br /> example: 0D tenor to past Defaults to "Flat". Supported string (enumeration) values are: [None, Flat, Linear].
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