lisson.constantin
At Raisin, I work on fair, effective investment solutions for private investors.
I also teach statistics, econometrics, and data science at universities, companies, or to whomever will sit through it.
Teaching
Lecture slides from an undergraduate data science course.
Writing
Experiments
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Meaningless Price PathA freshly generated meaningless price path, based on a Brownian Motion with drift — the model that says markets are efficient and your stock picks are pure luck. Consider it an invitation to meditate on how false pattern recognition may lead one astray.
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ĺ— Radix — Learn characters without brute force →
An app Claude and I built for learning Chinese and Japanese characters without spaced repetition and without rote visual memorization. Built for my own study, shared because it might help someone.
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Game of Life →
Conway’s cellular automaton — a few rules about birth and death on a grid, out of which gliders, oscillators, and deterministic chaos emerge. Cells are coloured by how crowded their neighbourhood is.
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Shrinkage — Lasso, Ridge, and Elastic Net →
An interactive version of Tibshirani’s “Lasso Picture” to illustrate what the penalty parameter does in regularized regression and how shrinkage and variable selection are special cases of the elastic net idea.
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CLT — the Central Limit Theorem on a Galton board →
Drop balls through a quincunx and watch a bell curve assemble itself, with a live histogram, kernel density estimate, normal fit, and a Kolmogorov–Smirnov test. A second mode shows the same bell emerging no matter how lumpy or skewed the underlying distribution is.
Elsewhere
Find me on LinkedIn, book a time to talk, or write to public@lisson.co.