kellyMerton | R Documentation |
Compute the optimal allocation fraction under Merton's jump diffusion dynamics by root finding via Newton-Raphson's method.
kellyMerton(param, rate = 0, iterations = 500, subdivisions = 500, tol = 10^-6)
param |
vector of parameters defining the jump-diffusion dynamics. See details |
rate |
the risk-free rate, or money-market account interest rate |
iterations |
number of iterations to use in the Newton-Raphson method for finding the optimal control as a root |
subdivisions |
number of subdivisions to use in numerical integrations |
tol |
tolerance for the zero to be found. |
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