Pareto Driven Surrogate (ParDen-Sur) Assisted Optimisation of Multi-period Portfolio Backtest Simulations
Terence L. van Zyl, Matthew Woolway, Andrew Paskaramoorthy

TL;DR
This paper introduces ParDen-Sur, a surrogate-assisted framework that significantly accelerates hyper-parameter search in multi-period portfolio optimization, improving Pareto frontiers efficiently.
Contribution
The study presents ParDen-Sur, a novel surrogate modeling framework with reservoir sampling for look-ahead, enhancing hyper-parameter search in multi-period portfolio optimization.
Findings
ParDen-Sur speeds up hyper-parameter exploration by nearly 2x.
It achieves statistically significant improvements in Pareto frontiers.
Effective for both single- and multi-period portfolio optimization.
Abstract
Portfolio management is a multi-period multi-objective optimisation problem subject to a wide range of constraints. However, in practice, portfolio management is treated as a single-period problem partly due to the computationally burdensome hyper-parameter search procedure needed to construct a multi-period Pareto frontier. This study presents the \gls{ParDen-Sur} modelling framework to efficiently perform the required hyper-parameter search. \gls{ParDen-Sur} extends previous surrogate frameworks by including a reservoir sampling-based look-ahead mechanism for offspring generation in \glspl{EA} alongside the traditional acceptance sampling scheme. We evaluate this framework against, and in conjunction with, several seminal \gls{MO} \glspl{EA} on two datasets for both the single- and multi-period use cases. Our results show that \gls{ParDen-Sur} can speed up the exploration for optimal…
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TopicsReservoir Engineering and Simulation Methods · Risk and Portfolio Optimization · Advanced Bandit Algorithms Research
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