Over 30 Honours students from around Australia attended the QuantEcon Honours workshop with Tom Sargent. Our lectures site now features separate pathways for undergraduate and graduate students. QuantEcon is looking for a part-time lead web developer to continue active development of the QuantEcon Notes project. Fiscal Risk and Government Debt Lecture Added.Robust Markov Perfect Equilibrium Lecture AddedĪ new lecture extending Markov Perfect Equilibrium and Robustness lectures has been added to the Python side.The latest update includes just-in-time compiled root finding methods, the Hamilton filter, and improvements to the game theory module. QuantEcon is excited to launch QuantEcon Notes, a site for sharing and viewing Jupyter notebooks related to computational economics.Ĭongratulations to Jesse Perla who was recognized at the inaugural NumFOCUS Awards Dinners for his contributions to QuantEcon.Ī new Python lecture studying government debt over time has been added to our dynamic programming squared section. Purchases from our merchandise store will help support and promote the QuantEcon project. The latest release of QuantEcon.py implements the Abreu and Sannikov algorithm for solving games, and the Nelder-Mead algorithm for multivariate optimization. QuantEcon has been working to speed up the Python lectures with the help of just-in-time compilation from Numba.Īs part of the move to Julia 1.0, QuantEcon lectures in Julia have been significantly revised and are now co-authored with Jesse Perla. QuantEcon is partnering with the Centre for Innovative Data in Economics at the University of British Columbia. Partnership with University of British Columbia.The new build system allows easier editing of QuantEcon lectures, with output being automatically generated from lecture code. This notebook shows how to solve the Krusell-Smith model using the Euler equation method in Julia. The Open Source Economics Laboratory (OSE Lab) at the University of Chicago is now accepting applications for its 2019 boot camp. Summer School in Dynamic Structural Econometrics 2019Īpplications are now open for the Econometric Society's Summer School in Dynamic Structural Econometrics.QuantEcon will run a one day workshop at Australian National University on Python for computational economics and econometrics on April 10th, 2019. Workshop for the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.You can now open a lecture as a Jupyter notebook in Google Colab, allowing code to be run and edited live in the cloud. Run QuantEcon Lectures with Google Colab!.Our pre-doctoral fellow Natasha Watkins will be starting the PhD program at UCLA in 2019. QuantEcon pre-doc Natasha Watkins starting at UCLA.Quantecon team welcomes Anju Joon as a summer intern Announcing our new intern: Welcome Anju Joon.Global PDF and individual PDFs for all the lectures are now available on Quantecon websiteīLP Demand curve estimation by Chris Conlon and Jeff Gortmaker Global PDF restored on for the Python lectures.QuantEcon (ANU) PreDoc Position for 2020.NYU Computational Social Science Certificate Program ![]()
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