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Behavioral data 2 Alternative data 1 Commercial data 1 Credit evaluation 1 Econophysics 1 Enterprise management 1 Finance innovation 1 Impulsivity 1 Intertemporal choice 1 Investment 1 Market efficiency 1 Neuroeconomics 1 Priceprediction 1 Risk evaluation 1 Sensing data 1 Tsallis 1
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Abraham, Ajith 1 Hu, Haifeng 1 Jiang, Jie 1 Liu, Lu 1 Oono, Hidemi 1 Radford, Mark H. B. 1 Shi, Yufeng 1 Sun, Yunchuan 1 Takahashi, Taiki 1 Xu, Ying 1 Zeng, Xiaoping 1
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Financial innovation : FIN 1
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Alternative data in finance and business : emerging applications and theory analysis (review)
Sun, Yunchuan; Liu, Lu; Xu, Ying; Zeng, Xiaoping; Shi, … - In: Financial innovation : FIN 10 (2024), pp. 1-32
In the financial sector, alternatives to traditional datasets, such as financial statements and Securities and Exchange Commission filings, can provide additional ways to describe the running status of businesses. Nontraditional data sources include individual behaviors, business processes, and...
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Empirical estimation of consistency parameter in intertemporal choice based on Tsallis’ statistics
Takahashi, Taiki; Oono, Hidemi; Radford, Mark H. B. - 2007
Impulsivity and inconsistency in intertemporal choice have been attracting attention in econophysics and neuroeconomics. Although loss of self-control by substance abusers is strongly related to their inconsistency in intertemporal choice, researchers in neuroeconomics and psychopharmacology...
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