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To produce a user interface which, given a user specified value for some factor, can predict what affect this value will have on future index values such as the s&p 500. | To produce a user interface which, given a user specified value for some factor, can predict what affect this value will have on future index values such as the s&p 500. | ||
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| + | In order to enable our data set to dynamically update, we must create code that will "scrape" the newest information from the specified website. | ||
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| + | ===Data Base Creation=== | ||
| + | Once this new data is scraped, we will add it to our relational database using SQL. This will make it more organized and easily searchable. | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 14 September 2018
Contents
Project Overview
We will analyze various financial indices and how different factors affect them.
Group Members
- Brandt Lawson
- Keith Kamons
- Jessica
Objectives
To produce a user interface which, given a user specified value for some factor, can predict what affect this value will have on future index values such as the s&p 500.
Data
Data Scraping
In order to enable our data set to dynamically update, we must create code that will "scrape" the newest information from the specified website.
Data Base Creation
Once this new data is scraped, we will add it to our relational database using SQL. This will make it more organized and easily searchable.
Link to Project Log: Real Estate Log
