Advances in Financial Machine Learning
Marcos López de Prado
Advances in Financial Machine Learning is Marcos López de Prado's technical book on applying machine learning to financial data without fooling yourself. ChartClub lists the 2018 Wiley edition. The math does not create a trading edge by itself.
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- Author
- Marcos López de Prado
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Year
- 2018
- Pages
- 400
Key takeaways
- The book is for readers who already know statistics and code.
- Its main warning is false discovery in financial research.
- A careful model is not a claim of future profit.
Tags
- machine-learning
- quantitative-trading
- backtesting
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