On Apr 24, 11:52 pm, "Raquel Joao" <
racheljlon...@googlemail.com>
wrote:
The answer to this question will depend largely on the data that you
have available, how large the tree will be, and how you intend to
solve it.
AMPL can build the deterministic equivalent easily enough (see
Gassmann and Ireland, Annals of Operations Research 59, 1995), and you
can use data queries to pull the numbers out of a database.
If you have special structures for your tree or special requirements
(such as no arbitrage conditions), you may be better off resorting to
a specialized modelling environment such as SPInE.
The advantage of SPInE is that you can obtain the problem in a form
amenable to solution by decomposition, which is advantageous for large
problems.
HTH
gus gassmann