Скачать или смотреть Creating a Daily Fantasy Sports Algorithm Using Quantitative Finance, Pt. 3: Assembling a Team

In the last part of this three-part series, Jamie McCorriston, an analyst at Quantopian, continues to look at the analogous concepts between Quantitative Finance and Daily Fantasy Sports. He walks through the final steps in assembling an algorithm and explains how that algorithm works. Jamie also goes over some of the issues you might encounter when trying to build an algorithm and possible solutions.

If you missed the first two parts of this video series, they can be found at:
Part 1:    • Creating a Daily Fantasy Sports Algorithm ...  
Part 2:    • Creating a Daily Fantasy Sports Algorithm ...  

To learn more about creating algorithms on Quantopian, check out Quantopian's free educational resources that can help you get started. Access these resources, as well as tools that can help you create your own models, at www.quantopian.com.

You can find the notebook for this series at https://github.com/quantopian/researc....

The data for this series was collected by Ana Ruelas.

As always, if there are any topics you would like us to focus on for future videos, please comment below or send us a quick note at [email protected].

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