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This paper deals with a system where batch arrivals wait in a station until a server (a train) is available, at which moment it services all customers in waiting. This is an example of a bulk server, which has many applications in public transportation, telecommunications, computer resource...
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The correlation is a big modelling problem, "One of the most interesting in the Equity World". In the last decade, correlation products became very popular and attractive. The demand for a number of exotic products like dispersion trades, worst of, rainbows, correlation swaps, corridor option on...
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In this paper we review some standard and more recent filtering techniques, based on Random Matrix Theory (RMT), that can reduce the “empirical” noise and slightly improve standard Markowitz model's predictions
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In this paper, we develop a new nonparametric approach for estimating the risk-neutral density of asset price and reformulate its estimation into a double-constrained optimization problem. We implement our approach in R and evaluate it using the S&P 500 market option prices from 1996 to 2015. A...
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I develop a new method for approximating and estimating nonlinear, non-Gaussian state space models. I show that any such model can be well approximated by a discrete-state Markov process and estimated using techniques developed in Hamilton (1989). Through Monte Carlo simulations, I demonstrate...
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In this paper, I show how gradient-based optimization methods can be used to estimate stochastic dynamic models in economics. By extending the state space to include all model parameters, I show that we need to solve the model only once to do structural estimation. Parameters are then estimated...
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Many problems in financial engineering involve the estimation of unknown conditional expectations across a time interval. Often Least Squares Monte Carlo techniques are used for the estimation. One method that can be combined with Least Squares Monte Carlo is the "Regress-Later" method. Unlike...
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calibration, and lead to only minor differences between the estimators employed. Finally, a simulation study confirms the …
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Contemporary actuarial and accounting practices (APN 110 in the South African context) require the use of market-consistent models for the valuation of embedded investment derivatives. These models have to be calibrated with accurate and up-to-date market data. Arguably, the most important...
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systems; we focus on simulation experiments. For the environmental inputs, classic robust parameter design assumes known means …
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