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Windows advice needed (Re: maxcos)


From: Vic Norton
Subject: Windows advice needed (Re: maxcos)
Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 08:05:18 -0400

All files in the archive "maxcos.zip" are in unix format. There are no CRs at all. How do Windows Octave users handle this kind of situation? Does it make any difference? Should I have some sort of "README_Windows_Users.txt" file, with LFCRs, to apologize for the situation?

Regards,

Vic

On Jul 7, 2007, at 3:19 PM, Vic Norton wrote:

I have been working on an asset allocation theory based on optimizing
the Sharpe Ratio of a portfolio of exchange traded funds. The title
page of the website,
    <http://vic.norton.name/finance-math/sospdr/>  or
    <http://home.dacor.net/norton/finance-math/sospdr/>,
reads

             Sharpe-Optimal SPDR Portfolios
                         or
        How to beat the market and sleep well at night


The computations for this work are accomplished by two Octave
scripts, maxcos.m and soptf.m. The second script is just an
application of the first.

...

These scripts are in a "maxcos.zip" file on the website along with
various test routines, README files, and what not. If anyone is
interested in checking this stuff out, I'd very much appreciate your
input.



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