Hi,
Can someone help me to give reference point where Local Volatility is explained with example implemented in Python ?
Thanks,
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Local Volatility with Example in Python
Abhay Dodiya | April 2019
Hi,
Can someone help me to give reference point where Local Volatility is explained with example implemented in Python ?
Thanks,
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Halldor Andersen
Hi Abhay.
The tutorial section on Introduction to Options covers the basics of options theory. This tutorial on Local Volatility and Stochastic Volatility in the Introduction to Options tutorial section covers the topic you mention and features code examples in Python.
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Michael Manus
hi
the tutorial links could be maybe more present below the example links in the community forum/section
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Abhay Dodiya
Hi Anderson, Thanks for your reply but if you look at that page it doesn't have a python code for local volatility. Is there any way I can get that
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Jack Simonson
Abhay,
Halldor's comment is points to a good resource for learning about Local Volatility. I've attached a backtest below that demonstrates how you can calculate Local Volatility in an algorithm, even though it's not an attribute of an Options contract. Hopefully, this helps with your algorithm design.
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