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Hello,
First of all, thanks for uploading these notebooks, your videos are super useful!
I was going through the Monte Carlo Variance Reduction with Antithetic Variates one, and I have noticed that there is a small misspelling in a print:
When you compare it with the solution without the Antithetic Variance, you should print:
print("Call value is ${0} with SE +/- {1}".format(np.round(C0w,2),np.round(SE,2)))
instead of
print("Call value is ${0} with SE +/- {1}".format(np.round(C0,2),np.round(SE,2)))
I know it is a very small issue, but it makes the plot not match the number printed, and I was finding it confusing until I found this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
btw SE needs also the same change
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Hello,
First of all, thanks for uploading these notebooks, your videos are super useful!
I was going through the Monte Carlo Variance Reduction with Antithetic Variates one, and I have noticed that there is a small misspelling in a print:
When you compare it with the solution without the Antithetic Variance, you should print:
print("Call value is ${0} with SE +/- {1}".format(np.round(C0w,2),np.round(SE,2)))
instead of
print("Call value is ${0} with SE +/- {1}".format(np.round(C0,2),np.round(SE,2)))
I know it is a very small issue, but it makes the plot not match the number printed, and I was finding it confusing until I found this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: