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Simon Scheidegger

@comp_simon

Associate Professor @HECLausanneEcon
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Simon Scheidegger @comp_simon
Thrilled to share a project I've been refining: a complete, open-source repository on "Deep Learning for Solving and Estimating Dynamic Models in Economics and Finance."
I've cleaned up the materials from my PhD classes and summer schools into one coherent resource. 🧵 1/6
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Simon Scheidegger @comp_simon
Delighted to see this published with @PhilippJRenner!
Moving beyond 2 or 3 types has been a persistent roadblock for ages. By bypassing APS set-valued iterations entirely, we open up rich type distributions for applied work.
💻 Code: github.com/GaussianProces…
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"Machine Learning for Dynamic Incentive Problems": @comp_simon & @PhilippJRenner introduce a framework combining penalties, Gaussian processes and Bayesian active learning to bypass set-valued dynamic programming. Handles at least 10 persistent types."

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Simon Scheidegger @comp_simon
Free-access article link: academic.oup.com/restud/advance…

Python toolbox & replication code: github.com/GaussianProces…
academic.oup.com Machine Learning for Dynamic Incentive Problems Abstract. We present a flexible and scalable computational framework integrating machine learning and optimization theory to solve dynamic adverse selectio
We introduce a penalty relaxation that bypasses computing feasible sets a priori, solving it via value function iteration with Gaussian Process regression and Bayesian Active Learning. The generic framework scales up to at least 10 persistent types.
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