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scipy.optimize.broyden1 requires a parameter alpha representing the Jacobian of the function. What would be a good guess for it considering the asset pricing equations (5) and (7) from the script?
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@danielkdimitrov: I don't think alpha is actually a required parameter, and I was able to get a solution without using the Jacobian. I was able to use broyden1 just with an objective function and initial guess. Looking at the documentation, alpha is optional.
scipy.optimize.broyden1 requires a parameter alpha representing the Jacobian of the function. What would be a good guess for it considering the asset pricing equations (5) and (7) from the script?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: