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** At this stage Python Finance is a developer library consisting of modules intended to help with derivative pricing. It is not intended as a consumer or business software without developer support.
*Getting Started
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** Under $pythonfinance/test you will find unit tests which will also show use cases of the libraries
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Switched derivation from a naive approach to a Matrix based approach for performance reasons. This forced a change in interface for Delta/Gamma of PDE.
Unit Tests have been updated accordingly
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
*Disclamer:
** At this stage Python Finance is a developer library consisting of modules intended to help with derivative pricing. It is not intended as a consumer or business software without developer support.
*Getting Started
** Check out the code from sourceforge svn using the svn command found on the project development page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pythonfinance/develop
** Make sure you have installed Python, and all the necessary python libraries (unit tests and math)
** Under $pythonfinance/test you will find unit tests which will also show use cases of the libraries
** Please post to this forum for troubleshooting/help getting started
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Switched derivation from a naive approach to a Matrix based approach for performance reasons. This forced a change in interface for Delta/Gamma of PDE.
Unit Tests have been updated accordingly