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Release Notes
Below outlines changes to all the documentation sections.
v1.3.0
- Docs Site
- 🐞 Swagger no longer requires manual refresh to render; handled via JavaScript update.
- Fictional Example Docs:
- ✨ Brand new section containing:
- ✨ Introduction to Understanding Quant Models for Fraud Detection (No Math Degree Needed): A landing page to help users find the information they need.
- ✨ Trading Fraud and Detection Models: A top-level page, mapping models to different types of fraud. It also provides a high-level overview of how models are trained, how they work together, and the typical process flow; from a client submitting post-trade data to Company-X to receiving a report.
- ✨ Understanding How Logistic Regression Calculates Probabilities: Explains the logistic regression formula from the client's perspective. Less math, more focus on what each part of the formula means in practical terms.
- ✨ Tutorial: Using the Logistic Regression Formula with Sample Data: A tutorial using fictional but realistic data to demonstrate the formula in action.
- ✨ How to Explain Model Outcomes Without Sharing Internal Logic: A guide on how to communicate quant model results without disclosing proprietary information.
- ✨ Brand new section containing:
v1.2.0
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Docs Site
- ✨ Renamed "Official Docs" to "Prototype Docs"
- ✨ Improved navigation structure
- ✨ Added Release Notes (this page)
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Prototype Docs:
- Dividend Tracker API (API Version: v1.3.0):
- ✨Brand new section containing:
- ✨Overview
- ✨How-To's
- ✨Common Errors and Troubleshooting
- ✨API Reference Guide (imported swagger docs from https://github.com/celesteg1/dividend-tracker-api)
- ✨Brand new section containing:
- Dividend Tracker API (API Version: v1.3.0):
V1.0.0 [Initial Release]
- ✨Initial mkdocs side for my personal portfolio website CelesteG1.
- ✨MkDocs served at: https://celesteg1.github.io/mkdocs
- ✨Includes the following documentation sections:
- ✨Fictional Examples
- ✨Official Docs (prototypes)
- ✨Blog
- ✨Research and Development (R&D)
What comes next?
Related Reading
- Token Lifecycle: Learn how tokens are minted, transferred, queried, and burned throughout their lifecycle.
- How-To Guides: Step-by-step examples with code snippets for each major token operation.
- API Reference Guide: Detailed overview of endpoints, request payloads, and response formats.
- Glossary of Key Concepts: Definitions and explanations of common terminology used throughout the docs.