PinnedPrasad Athalye·Jun 1A Skeptic’s Guide to Surviving the Stock Market with Vedic AstrologyHow an ancient astronomical clock can improve modern risk management — without requiring beliefA response icon1A response icon1
PinnedPrasad Athalye·Jul 26From Gut Feel to Decision Engine: How Banks Use Machine Learning to Predict Customer Complaints…A step-by-step guide to propensity modelling, XGBoost, Bayesian tuning, and prescriptive decision science — written for both data science…
PinnedPrasad Athalye·May 10Financial Health Is a Public Good — And Machine Learning Can Deliver It at ScaleA manifesto for democratic financial health: from the gig worker to the nation.
Prasad Athalye·Nov 1The Credit Policy Is a Photograph; The Portfolio Is a Film.It is the third week of the quarter. Defaults in your Near-Prime portfolio are beginning to rise. The credit team can see the trend, but…
Prasad Athalye·Oct 27Beyond AUC: Why Your Best-Ranking Model May Not Be Your Most Profitable ModelWhy better ranking does not always translate into better lending or retention decisions.
Prasad Athalye·Sep 27When “Mutually Reinforcing Risks” Meet Data: A Guide to Copulas, Tail Dependence and BacktestingHow an observation about oil, the rupee and bond yields became a working, backtested risk model — and what the exercise revealed about the…
Prasad Athalye·Aug 29Prediction Is Not a Strategy (And Six Other Things I Learned the Hard Way)Okay so let me set the scene for you.
Prasad Athalye·Aug 8Chapter 2 — A Skeptic’s Guide To Surviving The Stock Market with Vedic AstrologyStandard stock market strategy vs one guided by Parashari dignities, Jaimini Aspect Geometry.
Prasad Athalye·Jul 11The Multitasking Myth: Why Your ML Pipeline Slows Down on Bigger ComputeWe assume, almost instinctively, that doubling compute should reduce execution time. Yet anyone who has actually run a machine learning…
Prasad Athalye·Jun 28The Architecture of Awe: Reclaiming the Rig Veda for a Broken Modern WorldWe live in an era of profound cognitive split. On Monday morning, we treat the world as a hyper-secular spreadsheet of resources to be…