You're welcome. Ideally you could build it all from the ground up.
A more effective solution might be to use Quantlib in Python (caveat: I haven't tried it but am confident that QL can do it).
I use QuantLib in Python. Now I have implied volatility surface data. How can I get the local vol surface than using finite difference method to price a barrier option in QuantLib?
Hi Daniel, Thanks for your suggestion but i feel best is to get C code and use Cython wrapper. Do you know where can I find c code for "Local Volatility" of dupire formula where it will calculate using finite difference method ? Please see the attached document which explain problem statement in detail, Thanks for your help.
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