
quantum_monte_carlo_pricer.py v1.2 — Disruptive Quantum-Inspired Option Pricing Engine Features • Zero extra setup — single file (only NumPy/SciPy) • Standard + quantum-inspired mode (antithetic variates + control variate) for near-quadratic effective speedup • Full dividend support, exact Black-Scholes reference for validation • Professional Greeks: pathwise Delta, likelihood-ratio Vega, analytic Gamma/Theta/Rho • Instant convergence history via cumulative statistics (fast, no re-runs) • Scales efficiently to tens of millions of paths (memory warning for >50M) • Exports full results + Greeks to JSON/CSV • Optional high-resolution convergence plot Dependencies • Requires numpy (>=1.21.0), scipy (>=1.7.0) — standard in scientific Python environments • matplotlib (>=3.5.0) optional for --plot Intended for quantitative analysts, traders, and risk managers needing fast, accurate pricing and sensitivity analysis — a practical bridge to true quantum amplitude estimation advantage. Real usage: python quantum_monte_carlo_pricer.py --S0 100 --K 105 --T 1.0 --r 0.05 --sigma 0.2 --paths 2000000 --quantum-inspired --greeks --plot python quantum_monte_carlo_pricer.py --type put --dividend 0.03 --output results.csv Made by Britt (2025) — MIT License
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quantum amplitude estimation, quantitative finance, python, variance reduction, monte carlo simulation, quantum finance, greeks, black-scholes, option pricing, risk management, cli tool, european options
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