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1. Documentation Structure
This FINTER documentation is organized into the following 7 sections.
For first-time users, we recommend studying each section in order(1~4), and within each section, following the tabs sequentially for the best learning experience.
Quick Start: An overview of the FINTER package and a 10-minute tutorial that guides you through setting up your environment and running your first backtest. Recommended for beginners and new users.
FINTER Library: Core modules and data interfaces for accessing market data, financial statements, economic data and identifiers. Includes modeling tools for alpha, portfolio, and fund strategies. Recommended for both beginners and advanced users.
Advanced Exercise: Hands-on projects for experienced users — explore custom universes, multi-factor modeling, and parameter optimization. Recommended for both beginners and advanced users.
Model Analyzer: The web-based simulation and analytics platform. Learn how to visualize results, compare strategies, and submit your backtests for evaluation. Recommended for all users conducting backtests or performance analysis.
Qore: The unified research and execution layer that connects your local environment with the cloud. Covers data synchronization, job scheduling, and version management. Recommended for Quantit employees.
Iceberg: Read-only analytical data layer that mirrors specific service or operational databases. It stores data as Parquet-based tables in AWS and allows users to query large-scale datasets directly through SQL. Recommended for data engineers and analysts at Quantit.
FAQ: Common troubleshooting tips, environment setup guides, and basic questions for using the FINTER ecosystem.
2. How to Use FINTER GitBook
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