R & Python: two great tastes…
April 13, 2008
…that taste great together are brought together in RPy. Wih I’d known about this two years ago…
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Coding the markets 
April 14, 2008 at 1:54 pm
Thanks for posting that link. I’ve been mocking up some risk mgmt stuff using Excel and R and I have been needing to move to a real language. This may tip me in the direction of python.