F# for Quantitative Finance PDF

F# for Quantitative Finance PDF

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F# for Quantitative Finance PDF

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12/26/2013

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PACKT - Packt Publishing, Inc.

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ISBN: 9781782164623

To develop your confidence in F#, this tutorial will first introduce you to simpler tasks such as curve fitting. You will then advance to more complex tasks such as implementing algorithms for trading semi-automation in a practical scenario-based format.If you are a data analyst or a practitioner in quantitative finance, economics, or mathematics and wish to learn how to use F# as a functional programming language, this book is for you. You should have a basic conceptual understanding of financial concepts and models. Elementary knowledge of the .NET framework would also be helpful.


Edition : 13
File Size : 1 file , 3.8 MB
Number of Pages : 287
Published : 12/26/2013
isbn : 9781782164623

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