User Documentation

concentrationMetrics Documentation

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concentrationMetrics is a python library for the computation of various concentration, diversification and inequality indices. The library aims to implement the computation of all well known indexes of inequality and concentration along with confidence intervals.

correlationMatrix Documentation

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correlationMatrix is a Python powered library for the statistical analysis and visualization of correlation phenomena. It can be used to analyze any dataset that captures timestamped values (timeseries) The present use cases focus on typical analysis of market correlations, e.g., via factor models

transitionMatrix Documentation

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transitionMatrix is a Python powered library for the statistical analysis and visualization of state transition phenomena. It can be used to analyze any dataset that captures timestamped transitions in a discrete state space. Use cases include credit rating transitions, system state event logs etc.

Solstice Documentation

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Solstice is an economic network simulation framework. The primary outcomes are quantitative analyses of the behavior of economic systems under uncertainty. It can be used both as a production tool in a portfolio / risk management context or as a research tool. The objective is to provide a performant, easily usable, extensible simulation framework to support economic network analysis.

Equinox Documentation

Introduction to the Equinox platform and Online User Manual

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A warm welcome to the Equinox world! These pages serve as general User Documentation for Equinox. Technical documentation links are provided at the end of this page. If you are not familiar with the Equinox platform, a high level overview of its objectives and capabilities is available in the functionality overview.

FuriousBanker Documentation

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FuriousBanker is an educational game series (in the serious game genre) developed by Open Risk to enable modern interactive eLearning for people working or studying to work in financial risk management. The game concepts and logic are directly derived from realistic situations and tools used in practice (but may have been simplified and/or dramatized).