Enhancing Q-Learning for Optimal Asset Allocation
–Neural Information Processing Systems
This paper enhances the Q-Iearning algorithm for optimal asset allocation proposed in (Neuneier, 1996 [6]). The new formulation simplifies the approach by using only one value-function for many assets and allows model-free policy-iteration. After testing the new algorithm on real data, the possibility of risk management within the framework of Markov decision problems is analyzed. The proposed methods allows the construction of a multi-period portfolio management system which takes into account transaction costs, the risk preferences of the investor, and several constraints on the allocation. 1 Introduction
Neural Information Processing Systems
Dec-31-1998
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