Where to start: https://mran.microsoft.com/documents/getting-started/ https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-way-to-start-learning-R https://www.rstudio.com/online-learning/ https://support.rstudio.com/hc/en-us/categories/202638197-Frequently-Asked-Questions Which packages to use: https://cran.r-pro...
Does that mean 2 code bases to maintain? Sounds like a maintenance nightmare??
Most people only use one or the other, some packages/libraries support both in a backwards compatible way but mostly people are just on 3 now: http://py3readiness.org/
Assuming this is phpBB and remember having this issue in another forum 10ish years ago where we had to copy search.php or add parameters to the function it seems like it still isn't standard: https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/blob/3.1 ... h.php#L439
Press <HELP> twice and ask the people you are paying for support to figure it our?But I expect you might also just grab it from Quandl or directly from the FRED site: https://www.quandl.com/data/FRED?keyword=
<r>Honestly I tried a dozen last year and finally just stuck to Outlook as it's the only one that support multiple accounts in a decent way but even then it's flakey.(e.g. <URL url="https://tinkertry.com/outlook2013inboxall">https://tinkertry.com/outlook2013inboxall</URL>)I have my domain on Google ...
QuoteOriginally posted by: JinhuaColinYahoo finance is a good source. It is free and has API. But not sure how reliable it is.Then maybe don't say it's a good source? People pay money for quality data for a reason.
<r>I used OptionMetrics and CRSP but a equity derivatives sell side desk would most likely have better data.The data intesity is more about lack of accurate clean data rather than processing power. Note I was doing this 10 years ago, I was doing this with 2GB ram and a Core2Duo.This was the paper th...
<t>I did the analysis on the options thing about 10 year ago, it's still a valid signal but it's extremely data intensive so unless you have a good historical data set it's quite hard to backtest and ensure is implemented correctly.Also it's not quite a robust signal since it seems sometimes the opt...
<r>Depends on the role, the team you work in, the company section you work in and the company you work for.Traditionally if your more dev than research then quant dev, if opposite then quant analyst. But if you have 20 years in the industry surely you've seen this already no?Older rant from me on th...
<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: simteqHi, thanks again for the response, do you know of a decent website that contains this kind of info as I have to go through all 5 asset classesMaybe look around and see if you can get someone's old CFA books for free? IIRC this is covered in level 2. Neftci/Kosowsk...