New schemes for the pricing of European and American interest rate derivatives are developed next and several numerical examples are described to indicate the accuracy and efficiency of the scheme for pricing various derivatives including financial problems with time-dependent parameters.
The minimal errors indicate the accuracy of developed formulas.
Numerical examples indicate second order accuracy (or close to it) for the solution.
The dashed, grey line indicates the accuracy by chance (50%).
Here, R A indicates the accuracy of recommendation.
The FDR and FNR indicated the accuracy of SNP calling.
A simple example indicates the risks without this strategy: Assume we have three classes, A, B, and C, all with the same accuracy and scale.
These examples indicate that the gains of the PVM filters depend on the relationship between the accuracy of the position and velocity measurements.
The numerical examples indicate that the lowest order analytical solution obtained by the CRHM has higher accuracy, which outperforms a similar analytical method.
Illustrative examples indicate that the predicted results agree well with the previous three-dimensional elasticity solutions which demonstrate the correctness and accuracy of present formulation.
