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    • 2007-08-10Buch
      Algorithms for handling CVaR-constraints in dynamic stochastic programming models with applications to finance 
      Fabian, Csaba I.; Veszpremi, Anna
      We propose dual decomposition and solution schemes for multistage CVaR-constrained problems. These schemes meet the need for handling multiple CVaR-constraints for different time frames and at different confidence levels. ...
    • 2005-12-29Buch
      Decomposing CVaR minimization in two-stage stochastic models 
      Fabian, Csaba I.
      Based on the polyhedral representation of Künzi-Bay and Mayer (2005), we propose a decomposition framework for the minimization of CVaR in two-stage stochastic models.We show that the decomposed problems can be effectively ...
    • 2008-07-02Buch
      Processing Second-Order Stochastic Dominance models using cutting-plane representations 
      Fabian, Csaba I.; Mitra, Gautam; Roman, Diana
      Second-order stochastic dominance (SSD) is widely recognised as an important decision criteria in portfolio selection. Unfortunately, stochastic dominance models can be very demanding from a computational point of view. ...
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