sde | Stochastic Differential Equation (SDE) model |
bm | Brownian motion models |
gbm | Geometric Brownian motion model |
merton | Merton jump diffusion model |
bates | Bates stochastic volatility model |
drift | Drift-rate model component |
diffusion | Diffusion-rate model component |
sdeddo | Stochastic Differential Equation (SDE) model from Drift and Diffusion components |
sdeld | SDE with Linear Drift model |
cev | Constant Elasticity of Variance (CEV) model |
cir | Cox-Ingersoll-Ross mean-reverting square root diffusion model |
heston | Heston model |
hwv | Hull-White/Vasicek Gaussian Diffusion model |
sdemrd | SDE with Mean-Reverting Drift model |
This example compares alternative implementations of a separable multivariate geometric Brownian motion process.
This example highlights the flexibility of refined interpolation by implementing this power-of-two algorithm.
This example specifies a noise function to stratify the terminal value of a univariate equity price series.
Pricing American Basket Options by Monte Carlo Simulation
This example shows how to model the fat-tailed behavior of asset returns and assess the impact of alternative joint distributions on basket option prices.
Improving Performance of Monte Carlo Simulation with Parallel Computing
This example shows how to improve the performance of a Monte Carlo simulation using Parallel Computing Toolbox™.
Model dependent financial and economic variables by performing Monte Carlo simulation of stochastic differential equations (SDEs).
Most models and utilities available with Monte Carlo Simulation of SDEs are represented as MATLAB® objects.
Performance considerations for managing memory when solving most problems supported by the SDE engine.