Trade-based Asset Model using Dynamic Junction Tree for Combinatorial Prediction Markets
Wei Sun, Kathryn Laskey, Charles Twardy, Robin Hanson, and Brandon, Goldfedder

TL;DR
This paper introduces the Dynamic Asset Cluster (DAC), a novel system for managing combinatorial prediction market assets efficiently using dynamic junction trees, enabling better scalability and performance.
Contribution
The paper presents a new asset management system that improves time and space efficiency for combinatorial prediction markets through dynamic junction trees and asset blocks.
Findings
Enhanced efficiency in asset management
Dynamic junction trees reduce computational overhead
Supports complex combinatorial forecasts
Abstract
Prediction markets have demonstrated their value for aggregating collective expertise. Combinatorial prediction markets allow forecasts not only on base events, but also on conditional and/or Boolean combinations of events. We describe a trade-based combinatorial prediction market asset management system, called Dynamic Asset Cluster (DAC), that improves both time and space efficiency over the method of, which maintains parallel junction trees for assets and probabilities. The basic data structure is the asset block, which compactly represents a set of trades made by a user. A user's asset model consists of a set of asset blocks representing the user's entire trade history. A junction tree is created dynamically from the asset blocks to compute a user's minimum and expected assets.
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TopicsTime Series Analysis and Forecasting · Data Mining Algorithms and Applications · Sports Analytics and Performance
