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48 results for excess growth rate

Mathematical study of excess growth rate connects info theory with finance.

problem Understanding the excess growth rate in portfolio theory.
method Axiomatic characterization theorems of excess growth rate in terms of relative entropy, Jensen's inequality gap, and logarithmic divergence.
result Established rich connections between information theory and finance.

Paper establishes a universal growth rate for smooth surrogate losses in classification.

problem Analyzing growth rates of consistency bounds for various surrogate losses.
method Proves square-root growth rate for smooth margin-based losses; extends to multi-class classification.
result Demonstrates a universal square-root growth rate for smooth comp-sum and constrained losses.

It has been widely observed that capitalization-weighted indexes can be beaten by surprisingly simple, systematic investment strategies. Indeed, in the U.S. stock market, equal-weighted portfolios, random-weighted portfolios, and other naive, non- optimized portfolios tend to outperform a capitalization-weighted index …

2018-09-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Hybrid model improves synthetic equity data generation.

problem Generating realistic synthetic financial time series.
method Discretized excess growth rates into states with Poisson jumps, estimating parameters directly.
result Framework achieved high pass rates for distributional and volatility clustering tests.

Long-term relative arbitrage exists in markets where the excess growth rate of the market portfolio is bounded away from zero. Here it is shown that under a time-homogeneity hypothesis this condition will also imply the existence of relative arbitrage over arbitrarily short intervals.

2015-10-08abs ↗pdf ↗

Introduces relative information gain for improving Gaussian process regression rates.

problem Improving the sample complexity of estimating or maximizing unknown functions.
method Introduces relative information gain, interpolates between effective dimension and information gain, and proves PAC-Bayesian bounds.
result Obtains minimax-optimal rates of convergence through the relative information gain.

Markets composed of stocks with capitalization processes represented by positive continuous semimartingales are studied under the condition that the market excess growth rate is bounded away from zero. The following examples of these markets are given: i) a market with a singular covariance matrix and instantaneous rel…

2015-12-08abs ↗pdf ↗

Investment herding can reduce household consumption, a phenomenon called crowding-out effect.

problem Investment herding's impact on household consumption.
method Optimal control theory to model and solve for household investment and consumption decisions.
result Existence of crowding-out effect due to investment herding.

Study growth rates of subgroups in groups with a constricting element.

problem Understanding growth rates of subgroups in groups with a constricting element.
method Examining the spectrum of relative and quotient exponential growth rates of quasi-convex subgroups.
result Determine when growth rates of subgroups are strictly smaller or coincide with the group's growth rate.

This paper analyzes the robust growth rate of leveraged ETFs under uncertain parameters.

problem Analyzing the robust long-term growth rate of leveraged ETFs with uncertain parameters.
method Derive worst-case parameters using comparison principle and martingale extraction method.
result Explicitly obtain robust long-term growth rates under various models.

We define a large class of abstract Coxeter groups, that we call \infty--spanned, and for which the word growth rate and the geodesic growth rate appear to be Perron numbers. This class contains a fair amount of Coxeter groups acting on hyperbolic spaces, thus corroborating a conjecture by Kellerhals and Perren. We a…

2019-12-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Currency volatility shocks predict lower excess returns, and buying weak transmitters outperforms selling strong ones.

problem Predicting currency returns using volatility shocks.
method Constructed a dynamic, directed network of volatility connections using option-implied volatilities.
result Currencies that transmit more volatility shocks earn lower excess returns.

Study confined subgroups in groups with contracting elements, showing their growth rate is strictly greater than half of the ambient growth rate.

problem Understanding the growth rate of confined subgroups in groups with contracting elements.
method Through boundary actions, analyzing the Hopf decomposition and quotient growth.
result Confined subgroups have a growth rate strictly greater than half of the ambient growth rate.

Growth rate of the world Growth Domestic Product (GDP) is analysed to determine possible pathways of the future economic growth. The analysis is based on using the latest data of the World Bank and it reveals that the growth rate between 1960 and 2014 was following a trajectory approaching asymptotically a constant val…

2015-10-26abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper explores growth rates and Perron numbers in Coxeter systems with low-dimensional Davis complexes.

problem Investigating growth rates and specific types of numbers in Coxeter systems with Davis complexes of low dimension.
method Examining Coxeter systems with Davis complexes of dimension at most 2, focusing on growth rates and specific types of numbers.
result The growth rate of Coxeter systems with Davis complexes of dimension at most 2 are either Salem or Pisot numbers, depending on the Euler characteristic.

In statistical learning theory, convex surrogates of the 0-1 loss are highly preferred because of the computational and theoretical virtues that convexity brings in. This is of more importance if we consider smooth surrogates as witnessed by the fact that the smoothness is further beneficial both computationally- by at…

2014-02-07abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on Monge-Ampère equations with polynomial growth rates.

problem Analyzing solutions to Monge-Ampère equations with polynomial right-hand sides.
method Utilizing polynomial growth analysis to study regularity and growth rates of solutions.
result Translators for sub-affine-critical curvature flows are smooth and convex with specific growth rates.

Optimizes gradual reduction of excess carbon emissions to net-zero.

problem Achieving net-zero carbon emissions through gradual reduction of excess emissions.
method Stochastic control approach to identify optimal emission strategy under constraints.
result Identifies the emission strategy that maximizes future profit from excess emissions.

Investigates the relationship between US money supply and asset indices over 2001-2019.

problem Determining the relationship between US money supply and asset indices growth.
method Information entropy methodology applied to US asset indices (Property, Russell 2000, S&P 500, NASDAQ) over 2001-2019.
result Growth in US broad money supply is the main determinant of US asset indices growth, especially the NASDAQ and Russell 2000.

Optimizes portfolio growth rate for a behavioral investor considering terminal relative growth rate.

problem Optimizing a behavioral investor's portfolio growth rate under relative growth criterion.
method Martingale method, concavification, and quantile optimization techniques.
result Derives closed-form optimal growth rate and finds significant impact of benchmark growth rate.

Singapore's cooling measures did not increase housing wealth overall.

problem The impact of cooling measures on housing wealth distribution.
method Examined Singapore's cooling measures over ten rounds, analyzing welfare from housing wealth.
result Welfare from housing wealth in the last round might not be higher than before 2009, depending on the deflator.

We give improved constants for data dependent and variance sensitive confidence bounds, called empirical Bernstein bounds, and extend these inequalities to hold uniformly over classes of functionswhose growth function is polynomial in the sample size n. The bounds lead us to consider sample variance penalization, a nov…

2009-07-21abs ↗pdf ↗

In [6], Kellerhals and Perren conjectured that the growth rates of the reflection groups given by hyperbolic Coxeter polyhedra are always Perron numbers. We prove that this conjecture is always true for the case of ideal Coxeter polyhedra in H3\mathbb{H}^3. We also find out the ideal Coxeter polyhedron in $\mathbb{H}^3…

2015-04-25abs ↗pdf ↗

The study examines how automorphism growth rates of a group can be deduced from its simpler decompositions.

problem Determine automorphism growth rates of a group from its simpler decompositions.
method Analyze group decompositions into simpler pieces (direct products, free products, graph of groups) and deduce growth rates.
result Information about automorphism growth rates of a group can be deduced from its simpler decompositions.

We study differentially private (DP) algorithms for stochastic convex optimization (SCO). In this problem the goal is to approximately minimize the population loss given i.i.d. samples from a distribution over convex and Lipschitz loss functions. A long line of existing work on private convex optimization focuses on th…

2019-08-27abs ↗pdf ↗

In a previous paper the authors defined the growth rate of the tunnel number of knots, an invariant that measures that asymptotic behavior of the tunnel number under connected sum. In this paper we calculate the growth rate of the tunnel number of m-small knots in terms of their bridge indices.

2015-06-12abs ↗pdf ↗

In a previous paper Kobayashi and Rieck defined the growth rate of the tunnel number of a knot KK, a knot invariant that measures the asymptotic behavior of the tunnel number under iterated connected sum of KK. We denote the growth rate by $\mbox{gr}_t(K)$. In this paper we construct, for any ε>0ε> 0, a hyperbolic kno…

2015-07-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Zipf's law states that the number of firms with size greater than S is inversely proportional to S. Most explanations start with Gibrat's rule of proportional growth but require additional constraints. We show that Gibrat's rule, at all firm levels, yields Zipf's law under a balance condition between the effective grow…

2010-12-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Study shows houses appreciated more during pandemic due to speculation, not just price uncertainty.

problem Impact of COVID-19 on house prices and speculation.
method Quasi-experimental design, unit-level matching, multivariate difference-in-difference regression.
result Properties listed for sale appreciated an additional 1% per month after pandemic onset, with an excess annual growth of 12.7 percentage points.