Posted on Wed 16 May 2012 in XBRL • Tagged with python-cgi, sqlite, xbrl errors • Leave a comment
I have updated my Errors tracking module. Its now "2.0"
It is Python-CGI working under Apache server. I have developed it in spare time while working with Research and Development team at my company Aptara.
In my previous release it was accepting only instance document every time for all ...
Continue readingPosted on Thu 22 March 2012 in XBRL • Leave a comment
I think the title of this post is correct in the sense that the amount of extensions that have been created in XBRL fillings on sec.gov.
Python/ElementTree has helped me in doing so!
I have extracted all extensions that are gone in XBRL fillings of during that last ...
Continue readingPosted on Wed 21 March 2012 in XBRL • Tagged with AI, credit/debit, NLTK, python, xbrl • Leave a comment
I have created a game in python using Natural language Toolkit which is a library in python for processing of language.
I have used US GAAP 2011 taxonomy as base database, which later will be utilized to understand the meaning of input. SQLite will support me in doing that.
Results ...
Continue readingPosted on Tue 24 January 2012 in XBRL • Tagged with efm, rr donnelley, sec fillings • Leave a comment
In my spare time i have developed to track XBRL errors which is not possible through RR Donnelley eXaminer.
These are regarding some EFM(edgar filling manual) violations. In my company we are working for SEC fillings. We have to make them arrorading to SEC's EFM guidelines.
But ...
Continue readingPosted on Tue 24 January 2012 in XBRL • Tagged with asset backed securities, python code, SEC, xbrl • Leave a comment
Last night i was surprised when i found that sec.gov has proposed(in 2010) a law for more regulation and transparency in disclosures for asset backed securities.
But this was not submitting an XBRL or XML source, it is a python code.
here are some lines which might create ...
Continue reading