Date
Thu, 14 Feb 2008
12:00
Location
DH 1st floor SR
Speaker
Mile Giles
Organisation
Oxford

This talk will be about the mathematics and computer science behind my "Smoking Adjoints: fast Monte Carlo Greeks" article with Paul Glasserman in Risk magazine. At a high level, the adjoint approach is simply a very efficient way of implementing pathwise sensitivity analysis. At a low level, reverse mode automatic differentiation enables one to differentiate a "black-box" to get the sensitivity of a single output to multiple inputs at a cost no more than 4 times greater than the cost of evaluating the black-box, regardless of the number of inputs

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