Implementing Markowitz Portfolio Optimization in Matlab

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Hi people,
I'm new to Matlab and I'm trying to implement the following Markowitz portfolio optimization problem in Matlab:
As this is a quadratic optimisation problem I figured I should use the Optimization Toolbox's quadprog() function. I'm having trouble formulating the objective function however and I can't entirely picture how many rows and especially columns it should have. Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks, Tom

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Varun Gunda
Varun Gunda 2017-4-6
As given in the example in the following link:
H would be a nxn matrix, f - nx1 matrix and A- 1xn matrix and b 1x1 matrix.

Aurele Turnes
Aurele Turnes 2017-5-18
编辑:Aurele Turnes 2017-5-18
As noted in the doc page for quadprog, the objective function that quadprog expects has this form:
obj = (x' * H * x)/2 + f' * x
You need to build the matrices H and f to pass your objective to quadprog.
To see how to do this, expand the matrix multiplications above (using pseudo-math notation below):
obj = sum_(i=1^n) sum_(j=1^n) H_(i,j)/2 * x_i * x_j + \sum_(i=1^n) f_i * x_i
Identifying the coefficient in front of each unknown term with your equation, you can easily see that:
H_(i,i) = 2* \lambda \sigma_i^2, for i = 1..n
H_(i,j) = 2* \lambda \sigma_(i,j) for i,j = 1..n, i \neq j
f_i = -(1-\lambda) * \bar{r}_i

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