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1 Jul 2010
Updated: 1 Jul 2010
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Licence: CPOL
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Class of functions that accept time-series data and return forecast values and error analysis, with allowance made for holdout set testing and n-period extension.
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3 Jul 2010
Updated: 16 Jul 2010
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Popularity: 4.24
Licence: CPOL
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Provides background and overview of queueing theory and a class library which implements measurement functions
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15 Jul 2010
Updated: 15 Jul 2010
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Licence: CPOL
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Provides a class for random sampling of an approximated normal distribution and a form which implements a simple investment example.
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23 Jun 2011
Updated: 23 Jun 2011
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Statistical tests to determine goodness of fit between a data set and the Benford distribution. Benford's Law is useful in detecting fraud or artificially created numbers in otherwise "natural" distributions.
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I learned my first programming language--Apple Basic--in 1989. Over the years, I've done projects in C/C++, Pascal, FoxPro, 4D, AS/400, dBase, perl/CGI, Access, MSSQL, VB5-6/COM+, Classic ASP, uncounted legions of Windows, Mac, and *nix scripting languages and now C# ASP.NET/MVC/Razor/jQuery.
I started getting paid to do this stuff in 1993 as the admin for a 100 node network and began writing one-off apps for the company in my spare time. By 2002, I was developing and managing enterprise software projects full time.
I sat through so many Microsoft classes that they should offer me an honorary MCSE, MCSD, and a bunch of other letters, plus name something on campus after me. I took an undergraduate degree in Management & Business Information Systems, earned an MBA, and I hold a PMP credential, though trying to bring projects to successful completion (as opposed to tracking processes into perpetuity) using the PMBOK is like trying to get to a nice restaurant in a big city by reading a book about its architecture. But, I digress...
I've worked in the building materials industry supporting wholesale trading since 1993. I maintain an unhealthy level of interest in exchange-based and cash forward trading, derivatives, simulation, forecasting, project management, and other quantitative analysis topics (e.g. queue theory, optimal inventory policy, etc.) Most recently, I finished a Systems Science certificate in Computer Modeling & Simulation.
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