portfolio_optimization.components.results module
This module contains a container for Results object.
- class portfolio_optimization.components.results.Results(portfolio_data, provided_emission_constraints=None, provided_growth_target=None)[source]
Bases:
object
Results container
- __init__(portfolio_data, provided_emission_constraints=None, provided_growth_target=None)[source]
Init of Results container.
- Parameters:
portfolio_data (
PortfolioData
) – the portfolio dataprovided_emission_constraints (
Optional
[list
[tuple
[str
,str
,float
,str
]]]) – list of all the emission constraints that are provided. Each list element contains theemission_now
,emission_future
andreduction_percentage_target
input.provided_growth_target (
Optional
[float
]) – target outstanding amount growth factor if the growth factor constraint is set, otherwise None.
- add_result(outstanding_future_samples)[source]
Adds a new outstanding_future data point to results container.
- Parameters:
outstanding_future_samples (
ndarray
[Any
,dtype
[float64
]]) – outstanding amounts in the future for each sample of the dataset.- Return type:
None
- head(n=5)[source]
Returns first n rows of self.results_df DataFrame
- Parameters:
selected_columns – By default all columns
n (
int
) – number of results to return
- Return type:
DataFrame
- slice_results(tolerance=0.0)[source]
Helper function that slices the results in two groups, those results that satisfy all constraints and those that violate at least one of the growth factor or emission constraints.
- Parameters:
tolerance (
float
) – tolerance on how strict the constraints need to be satisfied (in percentage point). Example: if the desired target growth rate is 1.2, if the tolerance is set to 0.05 (5%). Solutions that increase outstanding amount by a factor of 1.15 are considered to satisfy the constraints given the tolerance.- Return type:
tuple
[tuple
[ndarray
[Any
,dtype
[float64
]],ndarray
[Any
,dtype
[float64
]]],tuple
[ndarray
[Any
,dtype
[float64
]],ndarray
[Any
,dtype
[float64
]]]]- Returns:
Relative difference (diversification, roc) coordinates for solutions that satisfy all constraints, and for those that do not satisfy all constraints.
- Raises:
ValueError – when there are no emission or growth factor constraints set.