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most citedMarkowitz Portfolio Construction at Seventy

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math.OC2026

CVXPY 1.9: Recent Advances in Optimization Modeling Software

William Zhang, Parth Nobel, Aryaman Jeendgar +3

CVXPY is a Python-embedded domain-specific language for convex optimization that lets users express problems in mathematical notation while the system verifies convexity and reduce…

cs.LG2024

How Inverse Conditional Flows Can Serve as a Substitute for Distributional Regression

Lucas Kook, Chris Kolb, Philipp Schiele +8

Neural network representations of simple models, such as linear regression, are being studied increasingly to better understand the underlying principles of deep learning algorithm…

q-fin.PM2024★ 2 cited

Markowitz Portfolio Construction at Seventy

Stephen Boyd, Kasper Johansson, Ronald Kahn +2

More than seventy years ago Harry Markowitz formulated portfolio construction as an optimization problem that trades off expected return and risk, defined as the standard deviation…

math.OC2023★ 1 cited

Disciplined Saddle Programming

Philipp Schiele, Eric Luxenberg, Stephen Boyd

We consider convex-concave saddle point problems, and more generally convex optimization problems we refer to as , which include the partial supremum or i…

math.OC2022

Robust Bond Portfolio Construction via Convex-Concave Saddle Point Optimization

Eric Luxenberg, Philipp Schiele, Stephen Boyd

The minimum (worst case) value of a long-only portfolio of bonds, over a convex set of yield curves and spreads, can be estimated by its sensitivities to the points on the yield cu…

math.OC2022★ 2 cited

Portfolio Optimization with Cumulative Prospect Theory Utility via Convex Optimization

Eric Luxenberg, Philipp Schiele, Stephen Boyd

We consider the problem of choosing a portfolio that maximizes the cumulative prospect theory (CPT) utility on an empirical distribution of asset returns. We show that while CPT ut…

cs.LG2022

ARMA Cell: A Modular and Effective Approach for Neural Autoregressive Modeling

Philipp Schiele, Christoph Berninger, David Rügamer

The autoregressive moving average (ARMA) model is a classical, and arguably one of the most studied approaches to model time series data. It has compelling theoretical properties a…