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Table 10 The Heston parameters are estimated with the CaNN by calibrating to a data set generated by the Bates model. ‘Ground total squared error’ refers to the sum of the differences between \(\sigma ^{*}_{\text{imp}}\) and \(\sigma _{\text{imp}}\), where \(\sigma _{\text{imp}}\) is obtained using the COS and Brent methods with already calibrated Heston parameter values. For a single calibration case, the computing time fluctuates slightly, as the CPU or GPU performance may be influenced by external factors. Function evaluations should be a reliable measure to estimate the time

From: A neural network-based framework for financial model calibration

Calibration

Rare jump

Common jump

Weighting ATM

Parameters

Search space

Bates

Heston

Bates

Heston

Bates

Heston

Intensity of jumps, \(\lambda _{J}\)

0.1

1.0

1.0

Mean of jumps, \(\mu _{J}\)

0.1

0.1

0.1

Variance of jumps, \(\nu ^{2}_{J}\)

\( 0.1^{2} \)

\( 0.1^{2} \)

\( 0.1^{2} \)

Correlation, ρ

[−0.9,0.0]

−0.3

−0.284

−0.3

−0.135

−0.3

−0.164

Reversion speed, κ

[0.1,3.0]

1.0

1.140

1.0

1.050

1.0

1.205

Long variance, ν̄

[0.01,0.5]

0.1

0.100

0.1

0.120

0.1

0.114

Volatility of volatility, γ

[0.01,0.8]

0.7

0.728

0.7

0.701

0.7

0.604

Initial variance, \(\nu _{0}\)

[0.01,0.5]

0.1

0.103

0.1

0.119

0.1

0.115

Function evaluations

CaNN

162,890

155,680

258,300

Time(seconds)

GPU

0.45

0.40

0.7

Total Squared Error

Ground

1.38 × 10−6

5.19 × 10−6

5.95 × 10−5