Examples¶

The examples/ directory is the executable tutorial layer. Its seven domain packages mirror examples_notebooks/ and the Examples menu in this documentation.

Run the suites¶

Run commands from the repository root with AbaQuant installed:

python -m examples.run_all_deterministic_examples
python -m examples.run_all_visual_examples

Domain map¶

Package	Coverage
`examples.foundations`	Public imports, root facades, and provenance.
`examples.financial_math_and_rates`	Time value, rates, annuities, bonds, corporate finance, and FRED curves.
`examples.derivatives`	Vanilla and advanced pricing, option-chain analytics, strategies, and calibration.
`examples.credit`	Credit proxies, transitions, CDS, CDO, copulas, and statement bridges.
`examples.portfolio_and_risk`	Optimization, scenario analysis, backtesting, and integrated dashboards.
`examples.market_data`	Offline and optional live ticker, financial-statement, SEC, and universe workflows.
`examples.visualization_and_reports`	Theme configuration, visualization galleries, and report export.

Run one example¶

Individual files are Python modules. For example:

python -m examples.derivatives.01_derivatives
python -m examples.market_data.06_marketdata_offline
python -m examples.portfolio_and_risk.19_portfolio_backtesting

The live Yahoo example is optional and may make network requests:

python -m examples.market_data.07_marketdata_live_cached_financials

Artifacts¶

Figures and reports are written under examples/generated_figures/ and examples/generated_reports/. Examples return figures and do not call show() automatically.

Determinism policy¶

Examples should prefer deterministic fixtures over live providers. Any example that can make a network request must say so and remain optional.