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Learn How to Enhance Your Interest Rate Models with Machine Learning
Download Alexander Sokol’s working paper “Autoencoder Market Models for Interest Rates” and explore how classical interest rate models in the Q- and P-measures can be modified to use variational autoencoders (VAE) for dimension reduction.
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