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Stochastic volatility models are very flexible models able to characterize financial volatility evolution. This article explores computational capabilities based on Graphical Processing Units to simulate many Monte Carlo Markov chains in estimating stochastic volatility model parameters through...
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Stochastic volatility models are very flexible models able to characterize financial volatility evolution. This article explores computational capabilities based on Graphical Processing Units to simulate many Monte Carlo Markov chains in estimating stochastic volatility model parameters through...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013293308
Project volatility is an essential parameter for real options analysis, and it may also be useful for risk analysis. Many volatility estimation procedures only consider the volatility in the first year of the project. Others consider that different years may have different values of the project...
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