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Hands-On Machine Learning for Algorithmic Trading
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Hands-On Machine Learning for Algorithmic Trading

by Stefan Jansen
December 2018
Beginner to intermediate
684 pages
21h 9m
English
Packt Publishing
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Getting pyfolio input from alphalens

However, pyfolio also integrates with alphalens directly and permits the creation of pyfolio input data using create_pyfolio_input:

from alphalens.performance import create_pyfolio_inputqmin, qmax = factor_data.factor_quantile.min(),              factor_data.factor_quantile.max()input_data = create_pyfolio_input(alphalens_data,                                     period='1D',                                  capital=100000,                                  long_short=False,                                  equal_weight=False,                                  quantiles=[1, 5],                                  benchmark_period='1D')returns, positions, benchmark = input_data

There are two options to specify how portfolio weights will be generated:

  • long_short: If False, weights will correspond to factor values divided by their absolute value so that negative factor values generate short positions. If True, factor ...
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