Quantitative Research Across Finance, Technology & Complex Systems

Hestonlabs conducts research at the intersection of mathematics, optimization, and computational science. We develop advanced mathematical models and computational tools for complex problems across finance, technology, and industry.

Research Areas

Optimal Stopping Theory

Mathematical frameworks for sequential decision-making under uncertainty. Applications span algorithmic trading, resource allocation, autonomous systems, and real-time optimization problems.

Recent work: Multi-agent optimal stopping in distributed systems

Optimal Transport

Applications of optimal transport theory to optimization problems across domains. Focus on computational methods for logistics, machine learning, computer vision, and resource allocation.

Recent work: Optimal transport for generative AI and logistics optimization

Volatility Modeling

Advanced time series modeling and forecasting for complex dynamic systems. Applications include financial markets, sensor networks, supply chain optimization, and predictive maintenance.

Recent work: Multi-scale forecasting for complex systems

Software & APIs

Regime Classification API
Real-time regime detection for time series data using advanced machine learning models. Applications include market analysis, system monitoring, anomaly detection, and predictive maintenance across industries.
REST API with JSON responses
Comprehensive documentation
Forava
Foreign exchange timing optimization service for small businesses. Helps minimize losses from poor currency exchange timing decisions.
Web interface and API access
Risk-adjusted execution algorithms

Open Source

optimal-stopping-py

Python library for solving optimal stopping problems with various numerical methods.

GitHub →

volatility-models

Python package implementing various stochastic volatility models and estimation methods.

GitHub →

optimization-toolkit

Multi-purpose optimization library for complex systems, resource allocation, and decision-making problems.

GitHub →

Contact

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