Getting Started with NNS: Overview4 days ago
Orientation | 1. Foundations — Partial Moments & Variance Decomposition | 1.1 Why partial moments | 1.2 Core functions and headers | 1.3 Code: variance decomposition & CDF | 2. Descriptive & Distributional Tools | 2.1 Higher moments from partial moments | 2.2 Mode estimation (no bin‑or‑bandwidth angst) | 2.3 CDF tables via LPM ratios | 3. Dependence & Nonlinear Association | 3.1 Why move beyond Pearson (r) | 3.2 Code: nonlinear dependence | 3.3 Code: copula | 4. Normalization and Rescaling | 4.1 Normalization | 4.2 Risk‑neutral rescale (pricing context) | 5. Hypothesis Testing, ANOVA & Stochastic Superiority | 5.1 Concept | 5.2 Code: two‑sample & multi‑group | 5.3 Stochastic Superiority | 6. Regression, Boosting, Stacking & Causality | 6.1 Philosophy | 6.2 Code: classification via regression + ensembles | 6.3 Code: directional causality | 7. Time Series & Forecasting | 8. Simulation & Bootstrap & Risk‑Neutral Rescaling | 8.1 Maximum entropy bootstrap (shape‑preserving) | 8.2 Monte Carlo over the full correlation space | 9. Portfolio & Stochastic Dominance | Appendix A — Measure‑theoretic sketch (why partial moments are rigorous) | Appendix B — Quick Reference (Grouped by Topic) | Overall Theory | 1. Partial Moments & Ratios | 2. Descriptive Statistics & Distributions | 3. Dependence & Association | 4. Normalization & Rescaling | 5. Hypothesis Testing | 6. Regression, Classification & Causality | 7. Differentiation & Slope Measures | 8. Time Series & Forecasting | 9. Simulation & Bootstrap | 10. Portfolio Analysis & Stochastic Dominance
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