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This post is very interesting to me to understand the steps to build a Machine Learning code: https://machinelearningmastery.com/machine-learning-in-python-step-by-step/
Python Data Science Platform I have installed this Anaconda environment with the purpose of performing the backtesting activities I’m working on with Python. The process It’s easy to install and there is nothing you have to configure. You just need to start coding and working on it. The user adoption for the notebook is quick, … Read more
This is the second chapter of a learning process that started last September. Second Quarter The second step is defined for the next 3 months, where the main goal is to define a specific strategy of quantitative trading and work on it with real money on crypto currency market. Following the V2MOM model: Vision: Have … Read more
Since I started on this field the focus has been to be able to build a set of I found this training course with the slides posted, where Michael Halls-Moore explains the basis of the backtesting with Python and Pandas. Things to remind Taxonomy of trading strategies: forecasting, mean reversion, momentum and high frequency trading. … Read more
Good morning is the name of a library that enables you to download data from stocks related to fundamentals. I have uploaded the GIT file on my eclipse and I have shown some basic data in a data frame. This was something initially easy. My goal is to draw data in a monthly basis for … Read more
Start from basis is important to me to understand how to handle basic data and start having real contact with the data and the code. I found this tutorial very useful for these purposes. The use of Pandas for reading data from yahoo, google… and matplotlib to build an easy chart is key to take … Read more
I find EMACS too much complex for me. I want to concentrate on the analysis of data with Pyhton, so I have looked for and alternative IDE for Python: Pydev. The steps I have followed are: Download and install Eclipse (in reality I had it on my computer). Then, download, install and test Phyton. Once … Read more
Zipline is an open-source algorithmic trading simulator written in Python. I have installed Zipline library with pip, in my case, as I’m using PyDev I went to Window>Preferences>Python Interpreter>Install/Uninstall with pip Once I have tried to use it, I was not able to find the quick way to build the basic code I wanted, so … Read more
What IDE should I start with? I have asked about some different IDEs for Python and this was the short list: EMACS, jupyter, syder and anaconda. Then, I asked my friend: what is the more convenient for a basic learner as me? EMACS. So this is the one I have installed. The basis of how … Read more