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A preference ranking model based on both mean-variance analysis and cumulative distribution function using simulation
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January 2009

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International Journal of Operational Research

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Peng Shi

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Ronald J. Wiltshire

In decision-making problems under uncertainty, mean-variance analysis consistent with expected utility theory plays an important role in analysing preferences for different alternatives. In this paper, a new approach for mean-variance analysis based on cumulative distribution functions is proposed. Using simulation, a new algorithm is developed, which generates pairs of random variables to be representative for each pair of uncertain alternatives. The proposed model is concerned with financial investment for risk-averse investors with non-negative lotteries. Furthermore, the proposed technique in this paper can be applies to different distribution functions for lotteries or utility functions.

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... Traditional stochastic PS assumes that the returns are stochastic variables and propose mathematical approaches to solve the extended Markowitz's mean-variance model [17][18][19][20][21][22]. More recently, stochastic PS considers security returns as random variables and utilizes stochastic programming approaches to strike a balance between returns and risk in uncertain environments [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]. ...

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A Chance-Constrained Portfolio Selection Model with Random-Rough Variables
A preference ranking model based on both mean-variance analysis and cumulative distribution function using simulation
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  • January 2009

International Journal of Operational Research