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Cryptocurrency investments

This code was created with the purpose of assembling investment portfolios that are based on cryptocurrencies. In this code I added new unsupervised learning skills. I created a Jupyter notebook that clusters cryptocurrencies by their performance in different time periods. Then,I plotted the results so that I can visually show the performance.

Technologies

pandas
hvplot.pandas
path
sklearn.cluster
sklearn.decomposition
sklearn.preprocessing

Installation

In order to open and run this program you have to follow these steps:

Go to my repository in GitHub and open the repository called crypto_investment_10

crypto_investment_10_ssh_jpeg

Copy the repository's link

Open Git Bash in your computer

git_bash

Clone the repository by typing git clone and paste the link [email protected]:nestor39/crypto_investment_10.git

crypto_investment_10_git

After cloning the repository, activate the Conda development environment, by typing conda activate dev and then run the following code:

pip install -U scikit-learn
conda install -c pyviz hvplot

After installing the tools above

Type jupyter lab" in your Git Bash(it will open a tab in your explorer)

Open the file crypto_investments.ipynb and you are going to see the code.

Save it

Push play

Results

This code is going to show you many superpower tools with interactive characteristics:

2021-05-29.21-58-12.mp4
2021-05-29.22-02-06.mp4
2021-05-29.22-01-31.mp4
2021-05-29.22-00-41.mp4
2021-05-29.22-00-10.mp4

Examples

crypto_investment_10_excalidraw

Contributors

This project was made with helpful contribuitions from Berkeley Fintech Bootcamp members; Siege and Joel Gonzales. Joel Gonzales was of particular assistence when it came to improving the code.

I also utilized the AskBCS Learning Assistent in order to fine-tune my project.

This code was written by Nestor Ramirez.

email: [email protected]

Linkedin: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nestor-ramirez-cuadro-375654209/)

License

MIT

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