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Pattern is Everything — 249 interactive topics across ML & Markets
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A visual field guide to patterns in machine learning, markets, and ideas.
Pattern is Everything is a free educational platform for learning complex concepts through interactive visual references. The core library covers 257 topics across machine learning and markets, each paired with a canvas-based visualization, practical explanation, formulas, and code-oriented context.
The project also includes essays, real-data mini-cases, notebook companions, sandboxes, and a public donation log for mental-health-related giving.
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Pattern is Everything is a free educational platform for learning complex concepts through interactive visual references. The core library covers 257 topics across machine learning and markets, each paired with a canvas-based visualization, practical explanation, formulas, and code-oriented context.
The project also includes essays, real-data mini-cases, notebook companions, sandboxes, and a public donation log for mental-health-related giving.
| Metric | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Core topics | 257 | Machine Learning + Markets topic pages, excluding collection overview pages |
| Core visualizations | 257 | One interactive visual reference per core topic |
| Universes | 4 | Machine Learning, Statistics & Data Analytics, Markets, and Pattern Essays |
| Collections | 10 | 4 ML collections, 1 Statistics & Analytics collection, 4 Markets collections, 1 Essays collection |
| Collection | Topics | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| ML Math | 38 | Linear algebra, gradients, backprop, attention, transformers, diffusion, LoRA, RLHF |
| LLM Engineering | 30 | Tokenization, transformer internals, RLHF, DPO, RAG, inference optimization |
| MLOps & Production ML | 25 | Serving, drift, feature stores, pipelines, monitoring, governance |
| Timeseries Engineering | 25 | Stationarity, ARIMA, Prophet, LSTM, transformers, anomaly detection, forecasting workflows |
| Collection | Topics | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| The Toolkit | 39 | Evaluation, feature importance, statistical foundations, data analytics, backtesting, decision support |
| Collection | Topics | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Chart Patterns | 25 | Head and shoulders, double tops, flags, wedges, cup and handle |
| Technical Indicators | 25 | Moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci, volatility tools |
| Market Psychology | 25 | Biases, fear and greed, herding, sentiment cycles, behavioral traps |
| Risk & Portfolio | 25 | VaR, expected shortfall, position sizing, hedging, performance attribution |
Long-form visual essays that connect pattern thinking across machine learning, markets, language, systems, and decision-making.
scripts/build-cases.py from scripts/cases/.notebooks/ for executable case walkthroughs.Pattern Portal/
├── index.html # Homepage
├── css/main.css # Shared design system
├── js/ # Shared homepage and learning-path behavior
├── start/ # Guided beginner path
├── stats/ # Statistics & Data Analytics universe (The Toolkit)
├── ml-math/ # ML Math collection
├── llm/ # LLM Engineering collection
├── mlops/ # MLOps & Production ML collection
├── timeseries/ # Timeseries Engineering collection
├── markets/ # Market hub and market collections
│ ├── charts/
│ ├── indicators/
│ ├── psychology/
│ └── risk/
├── essays/ # Pattern Essays universe
├── cases/ # Real-data mini-cases and local CSV samples
├── notebooks/ # Notebook companions
├── sandbox/ # Interactive sandbox surfaces
├── support/ # Giving page
├── impact/ # Public donation log
└── vercel.json # Headers, cache rules, and master-only deploys
Use any static file server from the repository root.
python -m http.server 4173
Then open:
http://localhost:4173/
You can also use npx serve . or another static server if that is your normal workflow.
node scripts/check.mjs is the drift guard: deep links, counts, pre-rendered pages, runnable
code, the case studies re-run against their pages, and more. A GitHub Action runs it on every
push and pull request; locally it needs the Python in scripts/requirements.txt
(pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt).
Every topic's entry in its collection's TOPIC_DATA carries two fields the check enforces:
evidence - mathematical, statistical, practice, heuristic or debated, as
defined on /about/. It belongs to the topic, not the collection.reviewed - the date the topic was last checked against its sources ('2026-10-02').
It appears on the page and as its dateModified.node scripts/reviews.mjs lists the topics due for another review: six months after the last
one in LLM Engineering and MLOps, eighteen elsewhere. A weekly GitHub Action fails when any
are due. After reviewing a topic, update its reviewed date and run
node scripts/prerender.mjs <collection>.
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