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We modify the likelihood-based method for obtaining derivatives with respect to the rate of a Poisson process to that it is not necessary to know the exact value of that rate. This type of modification is necessary if the method is to be used on a sample path from a real system. The method is...
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In this note we develop a framework for computing upper and lower bounds of an exponential form for a class of stochastic recursive equations with uniformly recurrent Markov modulated inputs. These bounds generalize Kingman's bounds for queues with renewal inputs. Copyright Springer-Verlag...
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In this note we develop a framework for computing upper and lower bounds of an exponential form for a class of stochastic recursive equations with uniformly recurrent Markov modulated inputs. These bounds generalize Kingman's bounds for queues with renewal inputs. Copyright Springer-Verlag...
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This work investigates reciprocity in peer-to-peer systems. The scenario is one where users arrive to the network with a set of contents and content demands. Peers exchange contents to satisfy their demands, following either a direct reciprocity principle (I help you and you help me) or indirect...
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This paper develops a variance reduction technique for Monte Carlo simulations of path-dependent options driven by high-dimensional Gaussian vectors. The method combines " importance sampling" based on a change of drift with "stratified sampling" along a small number of key dimensions. The...
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This paper develops efficient methods for computing portfolio value-at-risk (VAR) when the underlying risk factors have a heavy-tailed distribution. In modeling heavy tails, we focus on multivariate "t" distributions and some extensions thereof. We develop two methods for VAR calculation that...
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This paper describes, analyzes and evaluates an algorithm for estimating portfolio loss probabilities using Monte Carlo simulation.Obtaining accurate estimates of such loss probabilities is essential to calculating value-at-risk, which is a quantile of the loss distribution. The method employs a...
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The special structure of regenerative processes is exploited to derive a new point estimate with very low bias for steady state quantities of regenerative simulations. If the simulation run length is t units of tune, the bias of the new estimate is of order 1/t<sup>2</sup> as opposed to the bias of order...
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