Machine Learning for Risk Calculations
We have shared much of our experience is this book
In this book, I. Ruiz and M. Zeron share the line of research they have taken for several years on the topic of optimising the computation of risk calculations.
Part I - Fundamental Approximation Methods
Chapter 1. Machine Learning
Chapter 2. Deep Neural Networks
Chapter 3. Chebyshev Tensors
Part II - The toolkit, plugging in approximation methods
Chapter 4. Introduction, why a toolkit is needed
Chapter 5. Composition techniques
Chapter 6. Tensors in TT format and tensor extension algorithms
Chapter 7. Sliding technique
Chapter 8. The Jacobian projection technique
Part III - Hybrid solutions, approximations methods and the toolkit
Chapter 9. Introduction to hybrid solutions
Chapter 10. The toolkit and Deep Neural Nets
Chapter 11. The toolkit and Chebyshev Tensors
Chapter 12. Hybrid Deep Neural Nets and Chebyshev Tensors frameworks
Part IV - Applications
Chapter 13. The aim
Chapter 14. When to use Deep Neural Networks and when to use Chebyshev Tensors
Chapter 15. Counterparty credit risk
Chapter 16. Market risk
Chapter 17. Dynamic sensitivities
Chapter 18. Pricing model calibration
Chapter 19. Approximation of the implied volatility function
Chapter 20. Optimisation problems
Chapter 21. Pricing cloning
Chapter 22. XVA sensitivities
Chapter 23. Sensitivities of exotic derivatives
Chapter 24. Software libraries relevant to the book