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Using Twitter to forecast cryptocurrency returns #3 – A time series analysis using VAR

  • Post author By Hui Fang Yeo
  • Post date 16 November 2020

Find out which features can forecast the returns with Granger Causality Test If you have followed my …

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  • Tags analysis, analytics, Cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency returns, twitter, VaR
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Using Twitter to forecast cryptocurrency returns #1 – How to scrape Twitter for sentiment analysis

  • Post author By Hui Fang Yeo
  • Post date 16 November 2020

80/20 data science dilemma: tough working on Twitter sentiment When my manager brought up the idea of …

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  • Tags analysis, analytics, Cryptocurrency, data scraping, scraping data, twitter
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Market risk analytics in python: Interactive rolling VaR

  • Post author By atoti
  • Post date 10 July 2020

The Recipe for Stressed VaR calibration In this post I want to illustrate how to create an …

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  • Tags analysis, analytics, atoti, interactive rolling VaR, market risk, python, value-at-risk, VaR
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Dynamic pivot tables in notebooks: atoti

  • Post author By atoti
  • Post date 19 May 2020

Drill down to where it matters Edit: Note that this article is based on atoti version 0.4.3 …

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  • Tags analysis, atoti, charts, data cube, data visualization, dynamic pivot table, filters, jupyter notebook, notebook, Pivot Table, pokemons, tutorial

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