Documentation of 'net.finmath.montecarlo.interestrate.modelplugins.BlendedLocalVolatilityModel' Java class
BlendedLocalVolatilityModel
net.finmath.montecarlo.interestrate.modelplugins

Class BlendedLocalVolatilityModel



  • public class BlendedLocalVolatilityModel
    extends AbstractLIBORCovarianceModelParametric
    Blended model (or displaced diffusion model) build on top of a standard covariance model. The model constructed for the i-th factor loading is
    (a Li,0 + (1-a)Li(t)) Fi(t)
    where a is the displacement and Li is the realization of the i-th component of the stochastic process and Fi is the factor loading from the given covariance model. If a forward curve is provided, the deterministic value Li,0 is calculated form this curve (using fixing in Ti. The parameter of this model is a joint parameter vector, consisting of the parameter vector of the given base covariance model and appending the displacement parameter at the end. If this model is not calibrateable, its parameter vector is that of the covariance model, i.e., only the displacement parameter will be not part of the calibration.
    • Constructor Detail

      • BlendedLocalVolatilityModel

        public BlendedLocalVolatilityModel(AbstractLIBORCovarianceModelParametric covarianceModel,
                                           ForwardCurveInterface forwardCurve,
                                           double displacement,
                                           boolean isCalibrateable)
        Displaced diffusion model build on top of a standard covariance model. The model constructed is (a L0 + (1-a)L) F where a is the displacement and L is the component of the stochastic process and F is the factor loading from the given covariance model. The parameter of this model is a joint parameter vector, where the first entry is the displacement and the remaining entries are the parameter vector of the given base covariance model. If this model is not calibrateable, its parameter vector is that of the covariance model.
        Parameters:
        covarianceModel - The given covariance model specifying the factor loadings F.
        forwardCurve - The given forward curve L0
        displacement - The displacement a.
        isCalibrateable - If true, the parameter a is a free parameter. Note that the covariance model may have its own parameter calibration settings.
      • BlendedLocalVolatilityModel

        public BlendedLocalVolatilityModel(AbstractLIBORCovarianceModelParametric covarianceModel,
                                           double displacement,
                                           boolean isCalibrateable)
        Displaced diffusion model build on top of a standard covariance model. The model performs a linear interpolation of a log-normal model (a = 0) and a normal model (a = 1). The model constructed is (a + (1-a)L) F where a is the displacement and L is the component of the stochastic process and F is the factor loading loading from the given covariance model. The parameter of this model is a joint parameter vector, where the first entry is the displacement and the remaining entries are the parameter vector of the given base covariance model. If this model is not calibrateable, its parameter vector is that of the covariance model.
        Parameters:
        covarianceModel - The given covariance model specifying the factor loadings F.
        displacement - The displacement a.
        isCalibrateable - If true, the parameter a is a free parameter. Note that the covariance model may have its own parameter calibration settings.
    • Method Detail

      • getBaseCovarianceModel

        public AbstractLIBORCovarianceModelParametric getBaseCovarianceModel()
        Returns the base covariance model, i.e., the model providing the factor loading F such that this model's i-th factor loading is
        (a Li,0 + (1-a)Li(t)) Fi(t)
        where a is the displacement and Li is the realization of the i-th component of the stochastic process and Fi is the factor loading loading from the given covariance model.
        Returns:
        The base covariance model.
      • getFactorLoading

        public RandomVariableInterface[] getFactorLoading(int timeIndex,
                                                          int component,
                                                          RandomVariableInterface[] realizationAtTimeIndex)
        Description copied from class: AbstractLIBORCovarianceModel
        Return the factor loading for a given time index and component index. The factor loading is the vector fi such that the scalar product
        fjfk = fj,1fk,1 + ... + fj,mfk,m
        is the instantaneous covariance of the component j and k.
        Specified by:
        getFactorLoading in class AbstractLIBORCovarianceModel
        Parameters:
        timeIndex - The time index at which factor loading is requested.
        component - The index of the component i.
        realizationAtTimeIndex - The realization of the stochastic process (may be used to implement local volatility/covariance/correlation models).
        Returns:
        The factor loading fi(t).
      • getFactorLoadingPseudoInverse

        public RandomVariable getFactorLoadingPseudoInverse(int timeIndex,
                                                            int component,
                                                            int factor,
                                                            RandomVariableInterface[] realizationAtTimeIndex)
        Description copied from class: AbstractLIBORCovarianceModel
        Returns the pseudo inverse of the factor matrix.
        Specified by:
        getFactorLoadingPseudoInverse in class AbstractLIBORCovarianceModel
        Parameters:
        timeIndex - The time index at which factor loading inverse is requested.
        component - The index of the component i.
        factor - The index of the factor j.
        realizationAtTimeIndex - The realization of the stochastic process (may be used to implement local volatility/covariance/correlation models).
        Returns:
        The entry of the pseudo-inverse of the factor loading matrix.

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