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simplified problems might not be satisfying. A different approach consists in applying optimization heuristics such as … standard in several fields of sciences, their use in estimation and modelling in econometrics appears to be still limited. We … present an introduction to heuristic optimization methods and provide some examples for which these methods are found to work …
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We discuss the precision with which financial models are handled, in particular optimization models. We argue that … optimization, such analyses are often neglected; operators and researchers rather show an a priori preference for numerically …
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We discuss the precision with which financial models are handled, in particular optimisation models. We argue that precision is only required to a level that is justified by the overall accuracy of the model, and that this required precision should be specifically analysed, so to better...
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The paper shows how a particular optimization heuristic, called threshold accepting, can be successfully used to solve …
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optimal asset allocations which differ from the meanvariance optimum. The resulting optimization problem can become quite … in the portfolio. In such situations classical optimization methods fail to work efficiently and heuristic optimization … techniques can be the only way out. The paper shows how a particular optimization heuristic, called threshold accepting, can be …
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assets. We find that the threshold accepting is a very suitable and efficient optimization technique for this problem. …
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We investigate portfolio selection with alternative objective functions in a distributed computing environment. In particular, we optimise a portfolio's 'Omega' which is the ratio of two partial moments of the returns distributions. Since finding optimal portfolios under such performance...
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these functions can not, in general, be performed with standard methods. We present a multi-purpose data-driven optimization … optimization problems using different risk functions such as VaR, expected shortfall, maximum loss and Omega function with the same …
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There is a large number of optimisation problems in theoretical and applied finance that are difficult to solve as they exhibit multiple local optima or are not ‘well- behaved’ in other ways (eg, discontinuities in the objective function). One way to deal with such problems is to adjust and...
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