optimal allocation of two assets by minimizing shortfall probability using fmincon
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I want to determine the optimal allocation of two assets (here "x") such that shortfall probability is minimized.
Shofrtfall probability is derived by applying condition that (if B<b) then sum all incidences and divide by total trials for each "t" and then finally sum the probability of all "t". The value of shortfall probability is 50.55.
When I run fmincon, I get fval=50.55 and the same initial guess of the two weights of two assets.
Following is my code.
%Defined constants inlcude m_e,v_e, m_b,v_b,rho, L,trials,b
x1 = 0.5; %weights of assets
x2 =0.5;
t =1:35; % columns
T = 35; % Total time
x = [eq_share, bd_share]; % total
%simulations
RNx1=normrnd(); % n x m normalized random numbers for first asset
RNx2=normrnd(); % n x m normalized random numbers for second asset
Returnx1= exp(m_e + v_e*(RNx1)); % return on first asset
Returnx2 = exp(m_b+(rho*v_b*RNx1+((1-rho^2)^0.5)*v_b*RNx2)); % return on second asset
Returnportfolio = x1*Returnx1+(x2)*Returnx2; % portfolio returns
W = max(L*Returnportfolio,0); % Matrix of wealth
B = min(b,L*Returnportfolio); % Realized Benefit
p= B<b
S=(cumsum(B<b, 2) == 1) .* (B<b)
shortfallprobability =sum(S)./trials
%% Optimal allocation
options = optimoptions('fmincon','Display','iter','Algorithm','sqp');
opts.Algorithm = 'sqp';
f = @(x) shortfallprobability
[n,fval] = fmincon(f,[0.5 0.5],[],[],[],[],[],[],[],options)
When I run the program, I get
function_handle with value:
@(x) sum((sum((cumsum(B<b,2)==1).*(B<b))./sim))
Iter Func-count Fval Feasibility Step Length Norm of First-order
step optimality
0 3 5.055392e-01 0.000e+00 1.000e+00 0.000e+00 0.000e+00
Initial point is a local minimum that satisfies the constraints.
Optimization completed because at the initial point, the objective function is non-decreasing
in feasible directions to within the value of the optimality tolerance, and
constraints are satisfied to within the value of the constraint tolerance.
<stopping criteria details>
n =
0.5 0.5
fval =
0.505539191954337
Can you please check the code and my mistake. I am sorry to bother as I have already spent much time on it but could not figure out.
Is my fmincon setup ok?
can I use fmincon for this problem?
Am I definining objective function wrongly?
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Alan Weiss
el 31 de Jul. de 2020
Editada: Alan Weiss
el 31 de Jul. de 2020
The problem is the you have not defined your objective function as a separate file that the optimization calls. You need to write a file something like this:
function f = shortfallprobability(x,RNx1,RNx2,m_e,m_b)
Returnx1= exp(m_e + v_e*(RNx1)); % return on first asset
Returnx2 = exp(m_b+(rho*v_b*RNx1+((1-rho^2)^0.5)*v_b*RNx2)); % return on second asset
Returnportfolio = x1*Returnx1+(x2)*Returnx2; % portfolio returns
W = max(L*Returnportfolio,0); % Matrix of wealth
B = min(b,L*Returnportfolio); % Realized Benefit
p = B<b
S = (cumsum(B<b, 2) == 1) .* (B<b)
f = sum(S)./trials
end
Take the corresponding lines out of your code. Then call the solver like this:
f = @(x)shortfallprobability(x,RNx1,RNx2,m_e,m_b);
[n,fval] = fmincon(f,[0.5 0.5],[],[],[],[],[],[],[],options)
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