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WideDomain

This is an experimental library & application for writing estimation functions in ReasonML.

Users would write models with declared interfaces (inputs & outputs). These models can output probability distributions or variables.

DistPlus

We have a custom library called DistPlus to handle distributions with additional metadata. This helps handle mixed distributions (continuous + discrete), a cache for a cdf, possible unit types (specific times are supported), and limited domains.

Running

Currently it only has a few very simple models.

yarn
yarn run start
yarn run parcel

Current Setup

You can see a current version of this running online here: https://www.highlyspeculativeestimates.com/m/ea-funds