François de Ryckel (fderyckel)

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Location:Lusaka, Zambia

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ifitwala_ed

A school dedicated frappe app

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machinelearningwithr

A book about machine learning in R

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Shiny_Portfolio

Portfolio Management

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stat_rethinking_2022

Statistical Rethinking course winter 2022

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ifitwala_ed_documentation

Documentation for the ifitwala_ed Frappe app

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covid-blog-posts

A series of blog posts about modeling the COVID-19 epidemic using the SIR model

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Cpp-Fundamentals

Hit the ground running with C++

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facility_management

ERPNext App for Facility Management

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Financial-Models-Numerical-Methods

Collection of notebooks about quantitative finance, with interactive python code.

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FiniteDifference_Pricing

Pricing derivatives using the explicit finite-difference method

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Option-Pricing

In this repository, I have incorporated some of my projects involving pricing of financial derivative products such as options. I went through the implementation of Option Pricing Algorithms using Binomial Tree lattice methods, Finite Difference, Monte Carlo simulation, and Black Scholes option pricing formula. In addition, I have included an algor

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Option-Pricing2

Continuous-Time Finance - Put Option Pricing & Implicit Finite Difference Method

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Quantitative-Trading-Strategy-Based-on-Machine-Learning

Firstly, multiple effective factors are discovered through IC value, IR value, and correlation analysis and back-testing. Then, XGBoost classification model is adopted to predict whether the stock is profitable in the next month, and the positions are adjusted monthly. The idea of mean-variance analysis is adopted for risk control, and the volatility of the statistical benchmark index (HS300 Index) is used as a threshold for risk control. Back-testing results: the annual return rate is 11.54%, and the maximum drawdown is 17.91%.

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WER

Weekly Energy Report

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