Portfolio Optimization in Python
Build an efficient frontier, compute the Sharpe-optimal portfolio, and visualize portfolio weights using Monte Carlo simulation.
Open analysis →We defined practical analysis workflows from multiple domains, then ran them with AI Data Analyst using different LLM engines. On this page you can browse each workflow, open full notebook conversations, and compare model quality in shared score tables. The overall results show that modern LLMs perform very well on structured data analysis tasks.
Browse reproducible AI data analysis workflows in Finance. Open any example to review prompts, conversation steps, generated code, outputs, and model-level quality scores.
Build an efficient frontier, compute the Sharpe-optimal portfolio, and visualize portfolio weights using Monte Carlo simulation.
Open analysis →Compute Value at Risk (VaR), Conditional VaR (CVaR), and maximum drawdown for a stock portfolio using historical simulation.
Open analysis →Compare LLM performance across workflows in this category. Open any score chip to jump directly to that model run and inspect the full conversation and notebook output.
Average score (0-10)
Average score: 10.00/10
Scored workflows: 2
Average score: 10.00/10
Scored workflows: 2
Average score: 9.50/10
Scored workflows: 2
Average score: 9.50/10
Scored workflows: 2
Average score: 7.50/10
Scored workflows: 2
Average score: 6.00/10
Scored workflows: 2
This table compares model scores for each workflow in Finance. Open any score chip to jump directly to the selected model conversation and review full prompts, code, outputs, and score cards.
We tested the same step-by-step data analysis workflows across multiple LLM models and compared results using a shared scoring rubric. In Finance, most models produce strong notebook outputs with high task completion and useful analytical reasoning. Use these examples as a reference for prompt design, model selection, and workflow quality before running similar analyses on your own data in MLJAR Studio.
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