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The author is pretty well known in the (very narrow I suppose) circle of quants using Python. He has a company working in the field[0] and also works for Contin
by mynegation 13y ago
The author is pretty well known in the (very narrow I suppose) circle of quants using Python. He has a company working in the field[0] and also works for Continuum Analytics[1] which are the guys doing very interesting things in PyData community.
[0] http://www.derivatives-analytics.com/ http://www.derivatives-analytics.com/
[1] http://continuum.io/our-team http://continuum.io/our-team
- a3n 13y agoContinuum make a free alternative python distribution, Anaconda, which is listed on python.org as an alternate. They also sell other python tools on top of Anaconda. In addition to the many, many libraries included with Anaconda, it installs ipython (and ipython notebook). I believe using Anaconda is among the easiest ways to get ipython on Windows, and you get all the other libs too.
- ylem 13y agoFor windows, I have been using python(x,y)--it's huge, but it works :-)