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Patrick Taylor: I like building tools that check their own numbers.

Applied Math and Computer Engineering at Queen's. NSERC USRA researcher in q-deformed mathematics. I like building tools that check their own numbers.

  • claimtrail: keeps every number in a report traceable to the code that produced it (Python, on PyPI)
  • hmda-audit: fair-lending audit over 36.7M US mortgage applications on a laptop (DuckDB, LightGBM)
  • whale-agent: turns public investment filings into a daily table and weekly notes (whale-agent.com)
  • stable-sharpe: Black-Litterman vs mean-variance backtest on sector ETFs (dashboard)
  • ttcmontecarlo: odds of making your TTC subway trip on time (site)
  • qreals: q-deformed rationals and reals from my research

Claude Certified Architect (Foundations), Canadian Securities Course.

LinkedIn · patrickmtaylor.com · impatricktaylor@gmail.com

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  1. whale-agent whale-agent Public

    Public investment filings, priced in US dollars. Insider, fund and legislator disclosures, screened against a dollar threshold.

    Python

  2. planmap planmap Public

    Project management for coding agents. Every plan item is tied to a GitHub issue, so nothing gets forgotten.

    Python

  3. ttcmontecarlo ttcmontecarlo Public

    If I leave station X at time Y, will I arrive on time? Monte Carlo trips built from historical TTC subway delays.

    Python

  4. qreals qreals Public

    Exact q-numbers, in Python and in the browser. A series in q that collapses back to x at q = 1.

    Python 2

  5. claimtrail claimtrail Public

    Every number in a report keeps a trail back to its source. Each sentence gets a verdict: MATCH, DRIFT or UNBACKED.

    Python

  6. steady steady Public

    Plain instrumental music, with its volume changed about 16 times a second. Runs in your browser.

    TypeScript