Learning From Data: Building, Evaluating And Understanding Models
Price
Free (open access)
Volume
22
Pages
2
Published
1998
Size
233 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/DATA980011
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
Andreas S. Weigend
Abstract
of the Invited Technical Conference Analyzing tick-by-tick market data in real time, uncovering trading styles and understanding their profit and risk characteristics, managing portfolios of thousands of securities, and flagging potential fraud in millions of daily transactions are some of the challenges now sweeping the financial industries. Knowledge discovery and data mining approaches address these challenges and try to extract previously unknown, valid and comprehensible knowledge from large data sets. These approaches have emerged from several historically disjoint communities that include artificial intelligence, neural networks, evolutionary programming, reinforcement learning, signal processing, decision science, statistics, econometrics, probabilistic modeling and computational learning.
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