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COPtoLON/README.md

👋 Hi — I’m Mark Brezina (@COPtoLON)

Quantitative researcher & developer building AI-driven, multi-horizon trading systems and the tooling that supports them.
My work blends market micro-structure modelling, reinforcement learning, stochastic calculus and rigorous risk management to squeeze insight out of noisy markets.

📄 Research & Whitepapers

I believe in grounding practical applications in solid theory. Here are some of the frameworks I've developed:

  • Extended Geometric Information Framework Overview: A conceptual model blending ideas from physics, differential geometry, and game theory to describe agents in dynamic environments.
  • A Full Market Dynamics Model (Draft): A formal mathematical system for modeling market environments with hierarchical rules, time-varying graphs, and multi-layered geometric surfaces.

These will both be available under the TMRW repo within the next month(July/2025)


🚀 Pinned projects & what they do

Repo TL;DR
TMRW part 1 A research-grade framework that chains Risk AI, Stat AI, Strategy AI (RL) and Forecast AI pods from sub-second market-making to macro-thematic positioning.
TMRW part 2 Live-trading playground for a startup: state-detection logic, tactic selection and execution notes for medium-frequency crypto & equity strategies.
Knowledgebase 890-commit compendium of books, papers & notebooks across quant finance, insurance, maths and ML — currently being reorganised into step-by-step walkthroughs.
GoldenDice Micro toolkit that Monte-Carlo simulates Brownian, CIR and OU paths for pricing and stress-testing. Great sandbox for stochastic-process intuition.
QPM A collection of Jupyter notebooks that prototype mean–variance optimisation, actuarial cash-flows and other portfolio-math basics.

🖼 Architecture snapshots

TMRW core-model diagram Research & ops org chart
Data-source map

The Strategy AI layer leans on the classical Avellaneda–Stoikov market-making model for optimal bid/ask placement.
Diagrams pulled straight from TMRW/util so they stay up-to-date with the code base.


🧰 Current tech stack

Python | Jupyter | R | C++ | TensorFlow | PyTorch | CCXT | ARIMA/Prophet | Monte-Carlo sim | Reinforcement Learning (A2C, PPO)
…and a healthy dose of ☕ & 📊.

In other words
Languages: Python, R, C++, SQL
Machine Learning: TensorFlow, Keras, Scikit-learn, LightGBM, XGBoost, HMMlearn
Data Science: Pandas, NumPy, SciPy, Statsmodels
Data Visualization: Matplotlib, Seaborn


✈️ Why “COP-to-LON”?

The handle is the IATA route I fly to visit my partner — Copenhagen → London.


📈 GitHub stats

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🤝 Let’s connect

LinkedIn
Email: mark@brezina.dk

Feel free to reach out if you'd like to collaborate or chat about quantitative finance and AI!

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  1. Knowledgebase Knowledgebase Public

    Knowledgebase— a collection of information for quantitative finance, insurance, mathematics and AI—This serves as a sprawling notebook of books, papers, code links and Jupyter notebooks across quan…

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  2. GoldenDice GoldenDice Public

    GoldenDice is a Jupyter / Python toolkit that Monte-Carlo simulates Brownian motion, CIR-style square-root diffusion and Ornstein–Uhlenbeck paths for pricing, risk and scenario analysis in Quantita…

    Jupyter Notebook

  3. QPM QPM Public

    QPM is an early-stage quantitative-portfolio-management sandbox made up of Jupyter notebooks that walk through DAX mean-variance optimisation and basic actuarial cash-flow maths, rather than a stru…

    Jupyter Notebook