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48 results for Surface fitting

The method constructs arbitrage-free option surfaces from noisy quotes using Chebyshev bases and a fog post-fit layer.

problem Constructing arbitrage-free option price surfaces from noisy bid-ask quotes.
method Chebyshev tensor bases, linear sampling, no-arbitrage operators, quadratic objective, OSQP solvers, fog post-fit layer, Hamiltonian energy.
result High inside-spread coverage (98-99%) and low no-arbitrage violations (below 1%) in stable periods, controlled leakage in stressed periods.

Study uses shape and surface fitting to classify Parkinson's disease accurately.

problem Early identification of Parkinson's disease from non-degenerative variants.
method Processed SPECT images to compute shape- and surface fitting-based features for classification.
result Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier achieved 97.29% accuracy.

Gaussian process regression loses locality in high dimensions, affecting molecular energy surface fitting.

problem Loss of locality in high-dimensional Gaussian process regression.
method Analysis of Matern family kernels and multi-zeta basis functions.
result The property of locality disappears in high dimensions, impacting regression quality.

We show that for each aspherical compact complex surface XX whose fundamental group ππ fits into a short exact sequence 1Kππ1(S)1 1\to K \to π\to π_1(S) \to 1 where SS is a compact hyperbolic Riemann surface and the group KK is finitely-presentable, there is a complex structure on SS and a nonsingular holomorphic fibr…

1998-08-18abs ↗pdf ↗

The special isothermic surfaces, discovered by Darboux in connection with deformations of quadrics, admit a simple explanation via the gauge-theoretic approach to isothermic surfaces. We find that they fit into a heirarchy of special classes of isothermic surface and extend the theory to arbitrary codimension.

2010-06-16abs ↗pdf ↗

Neural networks fit fewer samples than their parameters suggest in practice.

problem Understanding the practical limitations of neural network flexibility.
method Examination of neural network optimization, parameter efficiency, and loss surfaces.
result Neural networks can only fit training sets with significantly fewer samples than their parameters suggest.

This study examines how neural network architecture parameters affect loss surface modality.

problem Understanding the relationship between neural architecture parameters and loss surface modality.
method Fitness landscape analysis of neural network loss surfaces under various architecture settings.
result An increase in problem dimensionality, hidden layer width, and architecture depth affects the modality of loss surfaces.

Tropical geometry and weighted lattices improve curve and surface fitting.

problem Fitting max-\star tropical curves and surfaces to data.
method Max-\star algebra, weighted lattices, morphological adjunctions.
result Optimal piecewise-linear regression for max-\star curves and surfaces.

Usually bundle gerbes are considered as objects of a 2-groupoid, whose 1-morphisms, called stable isomorphisms, are all invertible. I introduce new 1-morphisms which include stable isomorphisms, trivializations and bundle gerbe modules. They fit into the structure of a 2-category of bundle gerbes, and lead to natural d…

2007-02-22abs ↗pdf ↗

We propose a new static parameterization of the implied volatility surface which is constructed by using polynomials of sigmoid functions combined with some other terms. This parameterization is flexible enough to fit market implied volatilities which demonstrate smile or skew. An arbitrage-free calibration algorithm i…

2014-07-01abs ↗pdf ↗

In this article, we show how to calibrate the widely-used SVI parameterization of the implied volatility surface in such a way as to guarantee the absence of static arbitrage. In particular, we exhibit a large class of arbitrage-free SVI volatility surfaces with a simple closed-form representation. We demonstrate the h…

2012-04-03abs ↗pdf ↗

A new framework forecasts implied volatility surfaces by separating learning and refinement stages.

problem Forecasting implied volatility surfaces is challenging due to stochastic future surfaces and static no-arbitrage constraints.
method Decoupled generative refinement framework using a conditional diffusion model and SAAM for surface refinement.
result The framework improves forecasting accuracy and reduces static no-arbitrage violations.

Automated neural network potentials achieve coupled cluster accuracy for protonated water clusters.

problem Creating highly accurate potential energy surfaces for chemical systems.
method Automated fitting of neural network potentials to ab initio reference calculations.
result Single potential energy surface for H3O+ to H9O4+ clusters at essentially converged coupled cluster accuracy.

We introduce a metric notion of Ricci curvature for PLPL manifolds and study its convergence properties. We also prove a fitting version of the Bonnet-Myers Theorem, for surfaces as well as for a large class of higher dimensional manifolds.

2012-03-07abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proposes a new method to calibrate option pricing models that accurately match both volatility surfaces and variance term structures.

problem Calibrated models often produce inaccurate variance term structures relative to market observations.
method The paper introduces a joint calibration framework that augments the conventional objective function with a penalty term for variance term structure deviations, using a hyperparameter to balance volatility surface and variance term structure weights.
result The proposed method accurately fits observed option prices while delivering realistic term structures of variance.

We study the problem of existence of F-structures on compact complex surfaces, giving a complete classification modulo the gap in the classification of surfaces of class VII. We then use these results to study the minimal entropy problem for compact complex surfaces. For instance we prove that compact Kahler surfaces o…

2003-04-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Two methods monitor high-dimensional processes via manifold fitting or learning.

problem Monitoring high-dimensional, dynamic industrial processes.
method Manifold fitting and learning approaches for online SPC.
result Manifold-fitting approach achieves performance competitive with classical methods.

Veering branched surfaces help construct geodesic flows on curved surfaces.

problem Constructing geodesic flows on negatively curved surfaces.
method Introduce veering branched surfaces and surgeries, then use them to construct veering triangulations that correspond to geodesic flows.
result Explicit constructions of veering branched surfaces corresponding to geodesic flows on negatively curved surfaces.

New method characterizes surface quadrilateral layouts as special immersions.

problem Characterize surface quadrilateral layouts mathematically.
method Characterizes quadrilateral layouts as special immersions of a cut representation of the surface into the Euclidean plane.
result Mathematically describes and generalizes integer grid maps.

Non-spanning identification of scheduled event risk in option pricing.

problem Separating continuous surface from scheduled jump in option pricing.
method Modeling FOMC decisions, CPI releases, and NFP reports as deterministic-time jumps in risk-neutral option pricing.
result Improves held-out event-spanning pricing with Gaussian and two-component mixture jumps.

A new model fits SPX and VIX volatility surfaces and term structures efficiently.

problem Calibrating SPX and VIX volatility models to market data.
method Gaussian polynomial volatility models, joint calibration, functional quantization, Neural Networks.
result A conventional one-factor Markovian model outperforms rough and non-rough models.

Chinchilla Approach 2 biases neural scaling law estimates, leading to unnecessary compute costs.

problem Systematic biases in Chinchilla Approach 2's parabolic fits of neural scaling laws.
method Analyzes three sources of error: IsoFLOP sampling grid width, uncentered sampling, and loss surface asymmetry.
result Chinchilla Approach 3 largely eliminates these biases, offering a more convenient or scalable alternative.

Constructs parallel transport in higher gauge theory using principal 2-bundles.

problem Higher gauge theory and parallel transport in categorified principal bundles.
method Explicit construction of parallel transport for connections on principal 2-bundles.
result Proves constructions fit into axiomatic framework for categorified parallel transport.