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In this paper we present an efficient implementation of automatic differentiations of random variables (see 'https://ssrn.com/abstract=2995695' https://ssrn.com/abstract=2995695).Using this implementation can increase the speed of the calculation of the automatic differentiation and reduce the...
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This first part of this presentation gives an introduction to stochastic automatic differentiation and its application.The second part of the presentation introduces a simple "static hedge" approximation for an SIMM based MVA and compares it with an exact solution (where the exact solution was...
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In this paper we discuss how to incorporate analytic boundary conditions into a Monte-Carlo simulation framework and discuss their applications. The method introduced can dramatically improve the stability, robustness and accuracy of the valuation, calculation of sensitivities and stress...
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We derive representations for forward sensitivities (also known as future sensitivities) in a Monte-Carlo simulation suitable for backward and forward differentiation. We compare the performance of the two approaches.The calculation of all forward sensitivities of a Monte-Carlo simulation with n...
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In this note we apply the stochastic (backward) automatic differentiation to calculate stochastic forward sensitivities. A forward sensitivity is a sensitivity at a future point in time, conditional to the future states (i.e., it is a random variable). A typical application of stochastic forward...
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