There are 2 repositories under copulas topic.
Python package for canonical vine copula trees with mixed continuous and discrete marginals
Code for paper "Copula-based conformal prediction for Multi-Target Regression"
Automatic optimal sequential investment decisions. Forecasts made using advanced stochastic processes with Monte Carlo simulation. Dependency is handled with vine copulas.
Matlab toolbox for canonical vine copula trees with mixed continuous and discrete marginals
MATVines: A Vine Copula Package for MATLAB. To cite this software publication: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352711021000455
Robust Estimation of Copulas by Maximum Mean Discrepancy
This repository contains the code of our published work in IEEE JBHI. Our main objective was to demonstrate the feasibility of the use of synthetic data to effectively train Machine Learning algorithms, prooving that it benefits classification performance most of the times.
Examples of scheduled jobs estimating copulas at www.microprediction.org
Semiparametric efficient rank-based estimation of copula parameters
Estimation and inference for conditional copulas models
Mostly experiments of quantitative finance concepts that i wish to get a deeper knowledge of the underlying theory
Notebooks in financial mathematics. Ranging from risk management to portfolio management and stochastic processes for financial markets.
A professor I wanted to do research with asked me to read up on copulas before an interview. I ended up doing a bit more than just reading. This is based off the work of Thomas Wiecki (https://twiecki.io/blog/2018/05/03/copulas/).
This is where I originally designed my Monte Carlo simulation package (MCmarket) my Mcom financial econometrics course work at Stellenbosch University.
Master's thesis - Assessment of cognitive load in extreme environment
Monte Carlo used for the seminar Monte Carlo Methods in Econometrics and Finance at the university of Copenhagen
Generative Models in Commodity Trading
Compute the Pearson correlation to be used in Gaussian copulas
From A to Z
Research seminar about a fast selection technique for bivariate copulae.
The Quant Copula Playground is a Shiny application designed for everyone interested in exploring the dependencies between stock returns using various copula models. This application is inspired by seminal works in the field of copulas, particularly "An Introduction to Copulas" by Roger B. Nelsen.