Python for Machine Learning Implementation in Finance

Your essential Python toolkit for machine learning implementation

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Python for Machine Learning Implementation in Finance

London, 2-3 September 2019

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Python is rapidly becoming the world’s most popular programming language and its versatility has enabled it to achieve widespread adoption in finance, becoming the multipurpose tool of choice for quantitative analysts and other financial technologists.

Join us for this hands-on two day training course led by Harsh Prasad that will provide you with a best practice framework for using Python for machine learning implementation. These in-depth sessions will cover all the key elements of Python including classification, clustering, deep learning and natural language processing.

Attendees are encouraged to share their specific challenges, discover solutions and network with each other in this open and discussion based learning environment.

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What Will You Learn?
  • Understand the building blocks of python for machine learning
  • Practical use cases for classification, clustering and dimensionality reduction 
  • Artificial neural network, perceptron and deep feedforward
  • Deep learning including a time series data quality use case
  • Natural language processing, syntax, semantics and discourse
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Who Should Attend?

Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:

  • Quantitative Research/Analysis
  • Machine Learning
  • Data Science
  • Infrastructure and Technology
  • Financial Engineering

No prior knowledge of Python is necessary to attend this course. 
Technical support and download of Python 3 will be provided prior to the course and on-site. 

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Sessions Include
  • Building Blocks 
  • Classification
  • Clustering 
  • Dimensionality Reduction 
  • Artificial Neural Network 
  • Deep Learning 
  • Reinforcement Learning 
  • Natural Language Processing 
The workshop was enriching both for me (as speaker) and the participants, as it allowed for a free-ranging discussion on the latest regulatory trends and their impact on the marketplace.
Singapore Exchange
All presentations are relevant and well discussed. Speakers obtained good delivery of topics.
Bank of the Philippine Islands
One of the best seminars I have attended. I liked the way actual experiences with products discussed were integrated into the presentations
BNY Mellon
You are brilliant. My team are outsourcing most if not all of our training to you at the moment.
Mizuho
Excellent industry history and in-depth knowledge
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Barclays
The learning is mutual when delegates and speakers bring such rich experience from industry and academia. Also inspiring to see so many senior people so motivated to learn new things.
Morgan Stanley