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Empyrical

Common financial risk and performance metrics. Used by zipline and pyfolio.

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  • Financial Analytics - Financial risk metrics and performance statistics.

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  • Portfolio Optimization - Standard metrics for financial risk and performance.
  • Quantitative Research Tools - Common financial risk and performance metrics.
  • 1,491 stars·452 forks·Python·Apache-2.0·28 views

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    What does quantopian/empyrical do?

    Common financial risk and performance metrics. Used by zipline and pyfolio.

    What are the main features of quantopian/empyrical?

    The main features of quantopian/empyrical are: Financial Analytics, Portfolio Optimization, Quantitative Research Tools.

    Which projects share features with quantopian/empyrical?

    Projects with overlapping indexed features include: quantopian/pyfolio — Portfolio and risk analytics in Python. jankrepl/deepdow. quantopian/alphalens — Alphalens is a quantitative alpha factor analysis library designed to measure the predictive power of financial… dcajasn/riskfolio-lib — Riskfolio-Lib is a Python portfolio optimization library and convex risk management tool. It provides a framework for… robertmartin8/pyportfolioopt — PyPortfolioOpt is a comprehensive portfolio optimization library for Python that provides a full suite of methods for… ssantoshp/empyrial — An Open Source Portfolio Backtesting Engine for Everyone | 面向所有人的开源投资组合回测引擎.

    Projects sharing features with Empyrical

    These projects share indexed features with Empyrical. Shared tags can include platform or build tooling; verify the primary use case before treating a result as a replacement.
    • quantopian/pyfolioquantopian avatar

      quantopian/pyfolio

      6,333View on GitHub↗

      Portfolio and risk analytics in Python

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    • dcajasn/riskfolio-libdcajasn avatar

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      4,593View on GitHub↗

      Riskfolio-Lib is a Python portfolio optimization library and convex risk management tool. It provides a framework for calculating optimal asset allocations using convex risk measures and mathematical programming solvers, supporting linear, quadratic, and semidefinite programming. The library features a hierarchical risk parity framework and financial asset clustering tools to group similar instruments and improve diversification. It includes a portfolio backtesting engine for simulating investment strategies using historical data and cross-validation. The system covers a broad range of quant

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    • jankrepl/deepdowjankrepl avatar

      jankrepl/deepdow

      1,112View on GitHub↗
      Pythonallocationconvex-optimizationdeep-learning
      View on GitHub↗1,112
    • quantopian/alphalensquantopian avatar

      quantopian/alphalens

      4,503View on GitHub↗

      Alphalens is a quantitative alpha factor analysis library designed to measure the predictive power of financial factors. It serves as a computational toolset for processing financial time series and calculating performance metrics to evaluate quantitative trading hypotheses. The library distinguishes itself through the use of quantile-based data binning to analyze return distributions across different factor strength levels. It aligns historical alpha signals with forward-looking price changes to isolate predictive effects and transforms these metrics into heatmaps and time-series charts for

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      View on GitHub↗4,503
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