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Añadir al carritoPaperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Reactive PublishingFinancial markets are driven by complex relationships that traditional correlation measures often fail to capture. Many trading strategies rely on linear assumptions, yet real market dynamics frequently involve nonlinear dependencies that remain hidden when using standard statistical tools.Mutual Information in Trading Systems introduces a rigorous framework for identifying and analyzing nonlinear relationships in financial data using information theory. The book explains how mutual information can reveal structural dependencies between variables such as price movements, volatility regimes, and macro signals that conventional methods overlook.Through practical Python implementations, readers learn how to estimate mutual information, apply it to market datasets, and incorporate information-theoretic metrics into systematic trading research. The techniques presented are useful for analyzing feature relationships, improving signal selection, and understanding the informational structure of financial time series.Topics covered include: Foundations of information theory and entropyMutual information estimation techniquesNonlinear dependency analysis in market dataFeature selection for trading modelsPython implementations for quantitative researchApplications in systematic trading and financial data analysisDesigned for quantitative researchers, data scientists, and traders working with Python, this book provides a structured introduction to applying information-theoretic methods within modern trading systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Añadir al carritoPaperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Reactive PublishingFinancial markets are driven by complex relationships that traditional correlation measures often fail to capture. Many trading strategies rely on linear assumptions, yet real market dynamics frequently involve nonlinear dependencies that remain hidden when using standard statistical tools.Mutual Information in Trading Systems introduces a rigorous framework for identifying and analyzing nonlinear relationships in financial data using information theory. The book explains how mutual information can reveal structural dependencies between variables such as price movements, volatility regimes, and macro signals that conventional methods overlook.Through practical Python implementations, readers learn how to estimate mutual information, apply it to market datasets, and incorporate information-theoretic metrics into systematic trading research. The techniques presented are useful for analyzing feature relationships, improving signal selection, and understanding the informational structure of financial time series.Topics covered include: Foundations of information theory and entropyMutual information estimation techniquesNonlinear dependency analysis in market dataFeature selection for trading modelsPython implementations for quantitative researchApplications in systematic trading and financial data analysisDesigned for quantitative researchers, data scientists, and traders working with Python, this book provides a structured introduction to applying information-theoretic methods within modern trading systems. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.