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| Has anyone tried to use swig to build QuantLib for Python. I want to be able to use TensorFlow, quandl, and QuantLib all at the same time. |
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mtsm
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| How about so she can "try logistic regression first" on quandl data piped through quantlib analytics? |
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| ? I asked a serious question. If you want to play with algotrading stuff, you don't need QuantLib. |
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mtsm
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I made a serious comment.
How do you know she wants to play with algotrading stuff and even if, I can see a lot of reasons you would want to use a quant analytics library.
What's your preferred asset class katastrofa? |
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| My bad. I should just use scipy and panda. |
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| That's a good start. Also sk-learn can be useful. Don't get bogged down in mastering complex frameworks. It will distract you. |
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| There are R Wrappers for Quantlib (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/RQuantLib/index.html) and Tensorflow (https://tensorflow.rstudio.com/). Quandl API as well. |
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Here is a use case and instruction how to build Python-QuantLib from source
QuantLib Python – Twisting a Snake to fit a Yieldcurve
Unfortunately Python-QuantLib does not provide the whole functionality of the QuantLib (well, one have sources and can (let) implement the missing features).
Anyway, I find it is much better than e.g. QuantLibXL |
www.yetanotherquant.com - Knowledge rather than Hope: A Book for Retail Investors and Mathematical Finance Students |
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