Cardinality-constrained Portfolio Optimization
Cardinality-Constrained Portfolio Optimization is a portfolio optimization method that restricts the number of active positions in a portfolio to a predefined limit, distinguishing it from other optimization approaches by explicitly controlling portfolio sparsity through cardinality constraints.
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Heuristics for cardinality constrained portfolio optimisation
Tun-Jen Chang, Nigel Meade, J. E. Beasley et al. · Computers & Operations Research · 2000 · 928 citations
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