Automated streamliner portfolios for constraint satisfaction problems

Spracklen, Patrick; Dang, Nguyen; Akgün, Özgür; Miguel, Ian

doi:10.1016/j.artint.2023.103915

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“…Lexicographic goal programming method is a method that is used when there are multiple and competing goals, allowing the prioritized goals to be determined [1], [2]. Each priority level has a number of undesirable deviations that should be minimized [3].…”

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Application of Lexicographic Goal Programming Method on Stock Portfolio Optimization With Expected Shortfall Approach

Syahrini,

Sardini,

Nurmaulidar

et al. 2023

TEM Journal

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The purpose of this study is to form several optimal portfolios based on the proportion of funds invested in stocks, then the most optimal portfolio will be selected among the optimal portfolios that have been formed. The method used in this study is the lexicographic goal programming method, which is to determine the optimal portfolio based on the proportion of invested funds, then the selection of the most optimal portfolio is determined using the expected shortfall method. This study used data from 5 companies contained in Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). The results showed that from the proportion of invested funds, 11 optimal portfolios were obtained. Using the expected shortfall method, the most optimal portfolio of 11 portfolios was obtained, namely type 5 portfolio.

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