Welcome to Quantastic Research!
Hi, I’m Dominic and recently I’ve been interested in evolving my data analysis and data science skills. I’ve always learned best by teaching others in the process – be it with guitar, coding, engineering, etc – so this journey has culminated into starting a blog, Quantastic Research, where I can share and teach my findings.
With the exponential advancement in software tools and the prevalence of easily available data over the last decade, anyone can apply the projects and topics that are covered in this blog.
Content Expectations
The goal of this site is to document the technologies and methodologies I personally find useful in data analysis. As such, you will find the topics to range quite a bit. From beginner to advanced data analysis techniques, all the way to programming tutorials and project overviews.
Subject areas will likely center around analyzing financial stock market data, since it’s so easy to scrape and perform analysis on, but other data sources and applications will be considered like image and signal processing.
Programming tutorials will be plentiful – specifically on certain aspects of Python and SQL. This is mainly for knowledge-base purposes and the related articles will most likely be monetized with advertisements in the future to support the website management and hosting costs.
There will also be project updates, which can be found on dedicated project pages. The project code can be found under the GitHub organization Quantastic Research. It’s all linked here, but if you need help navigating contact me.
About the Author
I have obtained two Bachelor’s degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The bulk of my professional experience has involved controls automation and industrial manufacturing. I’m also a long-time user of Python and SQL, and I have had many other encounters with various programming languages throughout my professional and academic career.
Data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence are all interests that stem from my educational background. In addition, I’ve been interested in applying technical analysis to the stock market for many years. Merging all of the above with an added goal of fostering a career in data science has culminated in starting this blog.
In addition, I’ve been a guitarist all my life and I’ve recorded and played in various bands around Buffalo and Western New York. I also like to modify guitar effects pedals, hike the nearby Niagara Gorge Trails, trade stocks, and cook Italian and Italian-American cuisine. Read more here.
Contact
Feel free to contact me for any of the following reasons:
- Content Corrections
- New Content Suggestions
- Guest Content Submissions
- Paid Data Analysis Opportunities
- Sponsorships
- Advertising
Please do not contact me for solicitation of services or products. Do not contact me for free data analysis services.
Cite Your Sources
If you find the content on this site useful enough to use in your own projects or writing, I ask that you please cite your source and include a URL to whichever page you found helpful.
If you decide to use the code that I share on this website in your personal projects, then please do the same and cite your source. The software is open source and is licensed in a way such that any unauthorized use in commercial products is forbidden.
Affiliate Disclosure
It takes a lot of time and effort to create the articles and posts here on Quantitative Research. In an attempt to monetize the effort put into this platform, Quantastic Research engages in affiliate commission opportunities and earns from qualifying purchases.
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