Talk:Stochastic volatility jump models
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Reviewer 1
[edit]Hi,
You have written an amazing article but i have following suggestions (which i can't change myself since you have better idea as an author):
- In Fundamental Hypotheses section, "Cox–Ingersoll–Ross process" page which you cited doesn't exist. If it exists with some other name, you can cite that.
- Ref [4] and [5] are same. If it is by mistake then we can remove one but if [5] is different, you can cite the actual source.
Review 2
[edit]Great article, really! To a non-expert, such as myself, it seems exhaustive and very clear.
I also wanted to point out the same references-related issues as Reviewer 1, thus I point you there.
In section "Mathematical formulation", second-to-last paragraph I suggest either explaining or finding an hyperlink for "long-term uncertainty", or even "uncertainty" in general.
You are lacking a "See also", "Further readings" and "External links" sections. In fact, I expected to see some affine topics in the "see also", like maybe a pointer to Theory of Games and Economic Behavior. EMJzero (talk) 14:30, 11 July 2025 (UTC)
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Duplicate material
[edit]The section Notable models lists the Bates model, SVJJ model, and BNS model.
The section Variants and extensions lists the Bates model, SVJJ model, and BNS model.
This appears to be duplicate material. ~2026-16478-68 (talk) 04:48, 22 May 2026 (UTC)