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LSEG Analytics SDK for Python
The LSEG Analytics SDK for Python provides access to LSEG Financials Analytics Services of OpenRisk API.
Getting Started
$ pip install lseg-analytics-openrisk
Usage Examples
An example to call value.
from lseg_analytics.openrisk.open_risk_analytics import value
response = value(payload=PAYLOAD, request_pattern="asyncPolling")
Modules Structure
common- contains models that can be used in different API modules- API modules
open_risk_analytics- contains functions for Open Risk Analytics API
Changelog
1.0.0b4
- Added AI Assistant Prompt Samples
1.0.0b3
- [BREAKING CHANGE] Removed
job-managermodule - [BREAKING CHANGE]
value(payload=..., request_pattern="asyncPolling")now returns anAsyncOperationinstead ofAsyncRequestResponse AsyncOperationprovides instance methods.polling()and.result()to poll job status and retrieve the final result
1.0.0b2
- Changed title for Open Risk Analytics SDK code sample
- Added notebook code samples for STRESS, HISTSIM_VAR, CASHFLOW and SENSITIVITY sync/async analysis
1.0.0b1
- Initial version SDK to support Open Risk Analytics Lab API
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