12 posts tagged with "python"

We needed a pipeline that ingests hundreds of job postings from ATS platforms (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby), enriches each posting with structured data from their public APIs, and then classifies whether a job is a fully remote EU position — all running on Cloudflare's edge with zero GPU costs.

This article walks through the architecture and implementation of process-jobs, a Cloudflare Python Worker that combines langchain-cloudflare with Cloudflare Workers AI, D1, and Queues to build a production classification pipeline.

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Qlib is an AI-oriented, open-source platform from Microsoft that simplifies the entire quantitative finance process. By leveraging PyTorch, Qlib can seamlessly integrate modern neural networks—like Multi-Layer Perceptrons (MLPs)—to process large datasets, engineer alpha factors, and run flexible backtests. In this post, we focus on a PyTorch MLP pipeline for Alpha360 data in the US market, examining a single YAML configuration that unifies data ingestion, model training, and performance evaluation.

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In the realm of quantitative finance, machine learning and deep learning are revolutionizing how researchers and traders discover alpha, manage portfolios, and adapt to market shifts. Qlib by Microsoft is a powerful open-source framework that merges AI techniques with end-to-end finance workflows.

This article demonstrates how Qlib automates an AI-driven quant workflow—from data ingestion and feature engineering to model training and backtesting—using a single YAML configuration for a LightGBM model. Specifically, we’ll explore the AI-centric aspects of how qrun orchestrates the entire pipeline and highlight best practices for leveraging advanced ML models in your quantitative strategies.

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In the intricate world of algorithmic trading, seamless integration between trading platforms and broker APIs is paramount.

One common issue when interfacing with Interactive Brokers (IB) API is encountering the error:

ERROR:root:Error - ReqId: 1, Code: 200, Message: No security definition has been found for the request

This error typically arises due to incorrect exchange mapping, preventing Interactive Brokers (IB) from recognizing the requested security. This article delves into the importance of accurate exchange mapping within the VeighNa trading platform, provides a detailed overview of IB's symbol rules, explains the updatePortfolio method, and offers guidance on implementing correct mappings to avoid such errors.

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In the realm of algorithmic trading, execution algorithms play a pivotal role in optimizing trade orders to minimize market impact and slippage. One such algorithm is the Sniper Algorithm, which is designed to execute trades discreetly and efficiently by capitalizing on favorable market conditions.

This article aims to review and understand the implementation of the Sniper Algorithm as provided in the VeighNa trading platform's open-source repository. By dissecting the code and explaining its components, we hope to provide clarity on how the algorithm functions and how it can be utilized in practical trading scenarios.

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Backtesting is essential for validating trading strategies, especially in the high-frequency and volatile world of stocks like NVIDIA (NVDA). Using VeighNa, an open-source algorithmic trading system, provides traders with the flexibility to thoroughly test strategies and optimize for performance. In this guide, we'll walk through setting up VeighNa, backtesting a simple Moving Average Crossover strategy on NVIDIA, explaining the strategy in detail, troubleshooting common installation issues, and optimizing your strategy.