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30 Jan 2006		Using MATLAB to Develop Portfolio Optimization Models Scripts to create time-evolving efficient frontiers and to backtest results. Author: Bob Taylor	analysis, portfolio, optimization, modeling, dea, finance	53	11	4.8 4.8 \| 5 ratings

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14 Mar 2013	Using MATLAB to Develop Portfolio Optimization Models Scripts to create time-evolving efficient frontiers and to backtest results.	Nitin CFA	I'm facing the same issue. I'm unable load the main file. Is it compatible with R2011a? any solutions?	Comment only
06 Mar 2013	Using MATLAB to Develop Portfolio Optimization Models Scripts to create time-evolving efficient frontiers and to backtest results.	Chen	Thanks	5
14 Jan 2010	Using MATLAB to Develop Portfolio Optimization Models Scripts to create time-evolving efficient frontiers and to backtest results.	Habibi Moncef	Any one explain me How the "Map" is constructed. Cheers	Comment only
14 Jan 2010	Using MATLAB to Develop Portfolio Optimization Models Scripts to create time-evolving efficient frontiers and to backtest results.	Divakar	Hi I have downloaded the files and tried running it. I am not able to understand how the mat files are formed. they seem to be shortcuts, hence i cannot open them, but when i ran the BCSestimate then i could see a mat file and also after placing the break points i was able to view the fields. But what exactly is the asset matrix and how is it formed.Please clarify Thanks divakar	Comment only
13 May 2007	Using MATLAB to Develop Portfolio Optimization Models Scripts to create time-evolving efficient frontiers and to backtest results.	jibendu mantri	exleent	Comment only