Amando
Amando
Hi, I'm not getting that error. Looks like a problem with the `plotters` crate. Is your Rust up-to-date? Try `rustup update` and re-compile and let me know what happens. Edit:...
RustQuant is a library, not a binary. So you can't run it. You may find the Rust book helpful: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ I believe there's a chapter about libraries and binaries.
This won't work since multiple `Variable`s won't refer to the same `Graph` so performing operations on them such as `x + y` won't work. The reason it is needed is...
I tried `Rc` but it means user needs to `.clone()` a lot.
Hi thanks for your interest :) Rc works (after a lot of refactoring), but it's very annoying for the user. Long mathematical formulas become filled with .clone() which is annoying...
So store the `Variable`s in the `Vertex`s ?
Not yet, it's quite a task. But it would be nice to get a more flexible AD implementation that can be used to compute Greeks more easily, for example.
This requires: 1. Discrete (Arithmetic Average) 2. Continuous (Arithmetic Average) 3. Discrete (Geometric Average) 4. Continuous (Geometric Average) Number 4. is already done.
If I recall correctly, using `Rc` means that the user needs to do things like: ```rust // Original let z = x + y; // Using `Rc` let z =...
I could try `ndarray` and see if it is the same problem?