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Proteus Optimisation Package (POP): Domain-agnostic stochastic optimization engine for PAL variables

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Proteus Optimisation Package (POP)

Domain-agnostic stochastic optimization engine for PAL (Proteus Actuarial Library) variables.

Features

  • 🎯 Metric-Centric Design: Unified framework for objectives and constraints
  • 📊 Multiple Metric Types: Mean, Std, SpreadVaR, plus composite metrics (Ratio, Product, Sum, Difference)
  • 🔗 Composite Metrics: Build complex metrics like Sharpe ratios, risk-adjusted returns
  • 🎲 Dual Data Support: StochasticScalar (aggregated) and FreqSevSims (frequency-severity)
  • ⚖️ Flexible Constraints: Portfolio-level and occurrence-level constraints
  • 📈 Efficient Frontiers: Parallel constraint variation for risk-return tradeoff analysis
  • ✅ Type-Safe API: Pydantic models with comprehensive validation

Installation

From PyPI

pip install proteusllp-optimisation-package

From Local Source (Development)

pip install -e /proteus-optimisation-package

Quick Start

from pop import (
    ObjectiveSpec, OptimizationInput, SimpleConstraint,
    MeanMetric, StdMetric, optimize
)
from pal.variables import ProteusVariable
from pal import StochasticScalar

# Create PAL variable with return simulations
returns = ProteusVariable("item", {
    "stock_a": StochasticScalar([0.10, 0.12, 0.08]),
    "stock_b": StochasticScalar([0.15, 0.18, 0.12])
})

# Define objective: maximize expected return
objective = ObjectiveSpec(
    objective_value=returns,
    metric=MeanMetric(),
    direction="maximize"
)

# Add risk constraint: limit portfolio std dev
risk_constraint = SimpleConstraint(
    constraint_value=returns,
    metric=StdMetric(),
    threshold=0.15,
    direction="cap",
    name="max_risk"
)

# Create optimization problem
opt_input = OptimizationInput(
    item_ids=["stock_a", "stock_b"],
    current_shares={"stock_a": 100.0, "stock_b": 100.0},
    objective=objective,
    simple_constraints=[risk_constraint]
)

# Run optimization
result = optimize(opt_input.preprocess())
print(f"Optimal shares: {result.optimal_shares}")
print(f"Expected return: {result.objective_value:.4f}")

Documentation

Full documentation is available at proteusllp-optimisation-package.readthedocs.io.

Requirements

  • Python 3.13+
  • PAL (Proteus Analytics Library) >=0.2.8
  • NumPy >=2.2
  • SciPy >=1.15
  • Pydantic >=2.0
  • cvxopt

Development

Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ProteusLLP/proteusllp-optimisation-package.git
cd proteusllp-optimisation-package

# Open in VS Code - will prompt to reopen in devcontainer
code .  # Runs 'pdm install' automatically

# Or install locally with PDM
pdm install

Running Checks

# Run tests
pytest tests/ -v

# Run static analysis (lint, format, security, deadcode)
make static-analysis

# Run typecheck separately (has known issues with PAL's dynamic types)
make typecheck

Note on Type Checking: Pyright type checking is temporarily excluded from CI due to PAL's dynamic typing patterns. PAL adds attributes like .occurrence, .sim_index, and .n_sims at runtime, which pyright cannot fully infer. All tests pass, confirming functional correctness.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

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