Reading Time: 5 minutesIndex Introduction and Discussion of the Problem Feature Generation Classification Algorithms Feature/Model Selection Results on Test Set Trading Algorithm and… Read More »Part VI – Trading Algorithm and Portfolio Performance
Reading Time: 4 minutesIndex Introduction and Discussion of the Problem Feature Generation Classification Algorithms Feature/Model Selection Results on Test Set Trading Algorithm and… Read More »Part V – Results on Test Set
Reading Time: 6 minutesIndex Introduction and Discussion of the Problem Feature Generation Classification Algorithms Feature/Model Selection Results on Test Set Trading Algorithm and… Read More »Part IV – Model/Feature Selection
Reading Time: 3 minutesIndex Introduction and Discussion of the Problem Feature Generation Classification Algorithms Feature/Model Selection Results on Test Set Trading Algorithm and… Read More »Part III – Scikit Classification Algorithms
Reading Time: 5 minutesIndex Introduction and Discussion of the Problem Feature Generation Classification Algorithms Feature/Model Selection Results on Test Set Trading Algorithm and… Read More »Part II – Feature Generation
Reading Time: 5 minutesThis is the first of a series of posts summarizing the work I’ve done on Stock Market Prediction as part… Read More »Part I – Stock Market Prediction in Python Intro
Reading Time: 5 minutesWorking with time series has always represented a serious issue. The fact that the data is naturally ordered denies the… Read More »Pythonic Cross Validation on Time Series
Reading Time: 5 minutesAs promised I’ll devote this second post to walk trough the remaining part of the Financial Sentiment Anaysis pipeline. Just… Read More »Financial Sentiment Analysis Part II – Sentiment Extraction
Reading Time: 5 minutesIt’s been a while without Mr Why’s posts! I apologize but quite a lot has happened in the meantime. I… Read More »Financial Sentiment Analysis Part I – Web Scraping
Reading Time: 2 minutes Consider this situation. Let’s say we have two people, prisoner A and prisoner B. They have committed some sort… Read More »What do a poker’s hand, the model of oligopoly and two prisoners have in common?