MACHINE LEARNING IN FINANCE
Master the most in-demand skill-set of the world's top financial institutions with one of the most practical, comprehensive and affordable courses in Financial Machine Learning.
Case studies along with their python-based implementation.
- Algo Trading
- Portfolio Management
- Fraud detection
- Leanding and Loand Default prediction
- Sentiment Analysis
- Derivatives Pricing and Hedging
- Asset Price Prediction
- and many more
Separate modules for each AI and Machine Learning Type with exhausive concepts.
1. Linear and Logistic Regression
2. Random Forest and GBM
3. Deep Neural Network (including RNN and LSTM)
Includes 6+ case studies
1. Principal Component Analysis
2. k-Means and hierarchical clustering
Includes 5+ case studies
1. Deep Q- Learning RL model
2. Policy based RL models
3. Sentiment based trading
Includes 4+ case studies
Include exhaustive coverage of python packages from data wrangling to deep learning along with access to historical data of 100,000+ instruments.
1. Keras and Tensorflow - Machine Learning/Deep Learning
2. Data Wrangling - Pandas, Numpy
3. Visualization - Matplotlib, seaborn
4. Backtesting - Backtrader
1. Yahoo Finance/Quandl - 50+ exchanges
2. FRED -Macroeconomic data
3. Kaggle
4. Custom data and many more
Welcome
Course Structure
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2.1 Application of ML in Finance - Introduction
2.2 Application of ML in Finance - Applications
FREE PREVIEW2.3 Types of Machine Learning
Quiz
FREE PREVIEW3.1 Why Python
3.2 Packages and Installation needed for the course
Quiz
3.3.1 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Problem Definition
3.3.2 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Loading the data
3.3.3 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Data analysis
3.3.4 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Data preparation
3.3.5 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Evaluate models
3.3.6 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Model tuning
3.3.7 Machine Learning Modelling Steps - Finalize the model
4.1 Architecture
4.2 Training
4.3 Hyperparameters
Quiz
4.4.1 Creating an ANN in Python - Processing the Dataset
4.4.2 Creating an ANN in Python - Building the ANN
4.4.3 Creating an ANN in Python - ANN Training and Evaluation
5.1 How is Supervised Learning used in Finance?
5.2 Prerequisites/Additional Study Material
5.3 Types of Supervised Learning
5.4 Linear Regression
5.5 Regularized Regression
5.6 Logistic Regression
5.7 Support Vector Machines
5.8 K-Nearest Neighbors
5.9 Linear Discriminant Analysis
5.10 Classification and Regression Trees
5.11 Introduction to Ensemble Methods
5.11.1 Random Forest
5.11.2 Extra Trees
5.11.3 Adaptive Boosting
5.11.4 Gradient Boosting Method
5.12 Artificial Neural Networks
5.13 Model Selection
5.14 Model Performance
Quiz
6.1 Use cases in Finance
6.2 Relationship with time series models
6.3.1 Overview of time series model - components of a time series
6.3.2 Overview of time series model - autocorrelation and stationarity
6.3.3 Overview of time series model - traditional times series models
6.4 Converting time series models to supervised learning models
6.5.1 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Introduction
6.5.2 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Getting Started
6.5.3 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Data Analysis
6.5.4 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Data Preparation
6.5.5 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Algorithms and Models
6.5.6 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Model Tuning
6.5.7 Regression and Time Series Master Template - Finalize Model
6.6.1 Using Deep Learning models for Time series - Overview
6.6.2 Using Deep Learning models for Time series - RNN and LSTM
Quiz
6.7.1 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Background
FREE PREVIEW6.7.2 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Getting Started
6.7.3 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Data Analysis
6.7.4 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Data Preparation
6.7.5 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Algorithms and Models
6.7.6 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Model Tuning
6.7.7 Case Study 1 - Predicting Stock Price - Finalize Model
6.7.8 Case Study 1 - Download Code and Data
Quiz
6.8.1 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Background
6.8.2 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Getting Started
6.8.3 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Data Analysis
6.8.4 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Data Preparation
6.8.5 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Algorithms and Models
6.8.6 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Model Tuning
6.8.7 Case Study 2 - Pricing a Derivative - Finalize Model
6.8.8 Case Study 2 - Download Code and Data
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6.9.1 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Background
6.9.2 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Getting Started
6.9.3 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Data Preparation
6.9.4 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Feature Selection
6.9.5 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Algos and Models
6.9.6 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Model Tuning
6.9.7 Case Study 3 - Investor Risk Tolerance - Finalize Model
6.9.8 Case Study 3 - Download Code and Data
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“Whether you are a quantitative analyst in a hedge fund or investment banks looking to start building machine learning models in Python, or a machine learning student looking to work on a ML related project, look no further!”
Aman Kesarwani“A really practical course. It has a GitHub code repo containing the python code for all case studies included with the course. The code can be easily customized for related ML/AI problems in Finance.”
John Larson“Wonderfully organized and structured. The case studies to supplement theoretical explanation is something strong highlight of the course. ”
Matt Brandon★ Buy/sell side quants | ★ Asset/Wealth Managers |
★ CXOs | ★ Data Scientists |
★ Machine Learning Engineers | ★ Students targeting finance sector |
★ Business Analysts | ★ AI/ML enthusiasts |
Typically, industrial solutions in finance are simpler as compared to the cutting-edge research work going in the field of machine learning and AI. Overall, focus in the finance industry is more on the practical issues and customizing the tools and framework available to suit the requirement of the problem at hand, rather than coming up with cutting edge models. Hence, individuals with backgrounds in computer science, statistics, maths, financial engineering, econometrics and natural sciences should be able to reinvent themselves to work as machine learning experts in the finance industry.
All three kinds of machine learning algorithms including supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning are used in finance. Although most of the literature and discussion so far has been around supervised learning, unsupervised and reinforcement learning are also picking up pace in terms of use cases in finance. Additionally, NLP, which is a subset of AI and shares some common algorithms with machine learning, is currently used extensively in finance.
Deep learning is a subset of machine learning and machine learning is a subset of AI (Artificial Intelligence). Data science although is not a subset of machine learning but there are a lot of common elements between data science and machine learning. All these areas are extensively used in finance.
Many programming languages, especially Python, provide methods and ways to implement machine learning models in a few lines of code. Some of the libraries in Python, especially scikit-learn and keras provide easier methods to implement deep learning algorithms, perform data processing and visualization. The training of the deep learning models can easily be performed using GPU and cloud services. The machine learning concepts and the steps in the case studies throughout the book come with detailed python code and related explanation.
The reinforcement learning algorithms that empowered “AlphaGo” are also finding inroads into finance. Reinforcement learning’s main idea of “maximizing the rewards” aligns beautifully with the core motivation of several areas within finance including algorithms trading and portfolio management.
There is a saying “If intelligence was a cake, unsupervised learning would be the cake, supervised learning would be the icing on the cake, and reinforcement learning would be the cherry on the cake” which summarizes the importance of unsupervised learning, which is applicable to finance as well. Unsupervised learning models are categorized as clustering or dimensionality reduction models and are used across many areas in finance.
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