
handle: 11585/110804
Stochastic volatility models for option pricing are suitable to explain many empirical stylized facts in financial markets. Among the other models, Heston provides a good analytical tractability because a quasi closed formula for the price of a European call option can be derived. The estimation of the Heston model parameters is nowadays a subject of on-going research; the aim of this paper is to manage uncertainty about parameters through fuzzy logic preserving the probabilistic structure of the Heston model.
FUZZY NUMBERS; STOCHASTIC VOLATILITY; SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
FUZZY NUMBERS; STOCHASTIC VOLATILITY; SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
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