Xu et al., 2013 - Google Patents
A new sampling strategy willow tree method with application to path-dependent option pricingXu et al., 2013
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- 11814202925268746228
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- Xu W
- Hong Z
- Qin C
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- Quantitative Finance
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The willow tree algorithm, first developed by Curran in 1998, provides an efficient option pricing procedure. However, it leads to a large bias through Curran's sampling strategy when the number of points at each time step is not large. Thus, in this paper, a new sampling …
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