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Hi, I want to like this - but I can't seem to get it to do anything. Some honest feedback is the UX is not at all friendly, and after 5 minutes of trying I cou

Hi, I want to like this - but I can't seem to get it to do anything. Some honest feedback is the UX is not at all friendly, and after 5 minutes of trying I couldn't generate a curve from the example. I got to the point where I had to chose a date that has at least one data point. But how do I know what that date is? IMO, loading the example should fill in absolutely everything needed to generate a curve. Including the points, definition, rates, and schedules, and then show something instantly.

melenaboija 9y ago
Thanks for your feedback and sorry for the design :( The existing example is a full working example, the only thing that needs to be set are the curve parameters. To make it work: - Go to tools - Load the example - Go to Term Structures - Go to submenu Generate Curve - Select DiscountCurve, December 11th of 2012 as date and the curve you want - Generate the curve I just added a message with a brief explanation of it. Rates are there too, you can see them if you go to Term Structure Rates and select December 11th of 2012, they are also from the paper.
- pablobaz 9y ago
  Just make a button for first time users that says "show example curve"