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ZA_analysis

Model Inference Updated 2026.09.16

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install Z-Asset/ZA_analysis

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install Z-Asset/ZA_analysis in DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source code is available at https://github.com/Z-Asset/ZA_analysis .

About this plugin

The research pipeline for empirical asset pricing—moving from literature review to a polished manuscript—is often highly fragmented: finding papers, cleaning panel data, running factor models, writing chapters, and preparing job-market talks all scatter across different terminals, scripts, and template files. ZA_analysis consolidates these stages into a set of conversational skills triggered naturally within a DSH session, letting researchers drive the entire workflow with everyday language.

Core capabilities span the full analysis loop: literature review and related-paper discovery; dataset identification and quality assessment; regression, GMM/SDF estimation, and cross-sectional return forecasting; machine-learning and deep-learning predictive modelling; paper writing and chapter drafting; and presentation slides or Beamer decks for talks. Domain calibration is tuned to the empirical asset-pricing plus ML/DL intersection, so suggestions and outputs align with the conventions of this sub-field.

It is best suited for scholars and graduate students working on asset pricing, factor testing, or predictive regressions who also want to bring machine-learning or deep-learning methods into the toolkit—whether for day-to-day data work, model replication, or preparing conference and job-market presentations. Think of ZA_analysis as an on-demand research copilot.

Use Cases

  • Run a literature review and discover related papers
  • Estimate factor models, GMM/SDF, or cross-sectional return forecasts
  • Draft paper chapters and build a job-market talk deck

Best For

  • Scholars and students in empirical asset pricing
  • Researchers applying ML or deep learning to finance
  • PhD candidates preparing conference talks or job-market presentations