Python for Quants. Volume I.

 

Python for Quants (1st Ed.) is the first book-series in the market that takes you from the absolute beginner level in Python programming towards instant applications in Quantitative Analysis, Mathematics, Statistics, Data Analysis, Finance, and Algo Trading. Written with passion, this book of unprecedented quality and in-depth coverage teaches you the essentials of Python that allow you to start coding your ideas, models, and solving complex problems straight away!

Volume I of Python for Quants trilogy is all about making you feel comfortable with Python’s syntax and
creativity of object-oriented programming. This Volume does not teach you quantitative finance nor
statistics; this is the subject of Volume II and III. It teaches you Python applied
to quantitative problems by great number of individually crafted examples and ready-to-use Python codes.

Volume I Highly Recommended for:
      Everyone who starts programming in Python
      Quantitative, Financial, and (Big) Data Analysts, Students, Researchers
      If You want to replace VBA with Python in Excel

QuantAtRisk Quality of Publishing:
    1st Edition, Nov 26th 2015
    100+ most useful Python functions
    235 quality pages, A4 format, ready for double-side print, colour
    50+ solved computational challenges
    500+ lines of Python code

 

Volume I covers:

1. Python for Fearful Beginners
      Your New Python Flight Manual
      Python for Quantitative People
      Installation of Python (Mac OS X, Linux, Windows)
      Using Python
2. Fundamentals of Python
      Introduction to Mathematics
      Complex Analysis
      Lists and Chain Reactions
      Randomness Built-In
      Beyond the Lists
      Functions
3. Fundamentals of NumPy for Quants
      In the Matrix of NumPy
      1D Arrays
      2D Arrays
      Arrays of Randomness
      Sample Statistics with scipy.stats Module
      3D, 4D Arrays, and N-dimensional Space
      Essential Matrix and Linear Algebra
          NumPy’s ufuncs: Acceleration Built-In
      Element-wise Analysis
Appendix
      A Recommended Style of Python Coding
      Date and Time
      Replace VBA with Python in Excel
      Your Plan to Master Python in 6 months