numerically solving an equation involving a matlab function with multiple variables
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I am interested in using a numerical equation solver to solve equations of the kind
known_1=my_function(unknown,known_2,known_3,...)
If there is a solution where unknown is between two bounds.
Thankfully I know that in the cases I am interested in there will either be 0 or 1 solutin within the bounds.
An example of an equation of this type that i am interested in is:
4==blsprice(5,2,0.05,unknown_time,0.2)
Where unkown_time is the variable i want to solve for
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Stephan
le 12 Juil 2020
Modifié(e) : Stephan
le 12 Juil 2020
fzero will not work, because it will try to use negative values, which leads to an error.
BTW: The time that results is about 13.693 years (for a call option):
>> blsprice(5,2,0.05,13.693,0.2)
ans =
4.0000
Are you sure you have the correct input values? The option already has an inner value of 3. To get one additional time value of 1 you would need this huge time. The option price for a half year for your example would be:
>> blsprice(5,2,0.05,0.5,0.2)
ans =
3.0494
Are you sure that you use correct inputs?
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