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We present a general supervised machine-learning methodology to represent the payment behavior of financial …
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Payments and market infrastructures are the backbone of modern financial systems and play a key role in the economy. One of their main goals is to manage systemic risk, especially in the case of systemically important payment systems (SIPS) serving interbank funds transfers. We develop an...
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In machine learning problems a learning algorithm tries to learn the input–output dependency (relationship) of a system from a training dataset. This input–output relationship is usually deformed by a random noise. From experience, simulations, and special case theories, most practitioners...
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In this paper we discuss the use and potential advantages and disadvantages of machine learning driven models in rental guides. Rental guides are a formal legal instrument in Germany for surveying rents of flats in cities and municipalities, which are today based on regression models or simple...
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1. Generative AI Review Summaries and their Impact on Ambivalence and User Behavior: An Eye-Tracking Study -- 2. Offloading to Digital Minds: How Generative AI Can Help to Craft Jobs -- 3. Deciphering User Gaze Dynamics: Interacting an AI-Driven Platform with an Chatbot for Problem Solving --...
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This study evaluates näive and advanced prediction models when applied to style rotation strategies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange ('JSE'). We apply 1- and 3-month style momentum as näive predictors against three tree-based machine learning ('ML') algorithms (advanced predictors),...
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This study evaluates naïve and advanced prediction models when applied to style rotation strategies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (‘JSE’). We apply 1- and 3-month style momentum as naïve predictors against three tree-based machine learning (‘ML’) algorithms (advanced predictors),...
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