OIPD computes the probabilities of an asset's future price as implied by the options market.
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OIPD computes the probabilities of an asset's future price as implied by the options market.
A Python library for pricing options under various risk-neutral density assumptions, computing option-implied densities, and extracting model parameters from market data.
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