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Classical statistics (e.g., Econometrics) relies on assumptions that are often unrealistic in finance. Two critical assumptions are that the researcher has perfect knowledge about the model's specification, and that the researcher knows all the variables involved in a phenomenon (including all...
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Successful investment strategies are specific implementations of general theories. An investment strategy that lacks a theoretical justification is likely to be false. Hence, an asset manager should concentrate her efforts on developing a theory, rather than on back-testing potential trading...
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This article reviews ten notable financial applications where ML has moved beyond hype and proven its usefulness. This success does not mean that the use of ML in finance does not face important challenges. The main conclusion is that there is a strong case for applying ML to current financial...
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Machine learning (ML) algorithms utilize the power of computers to solve tasks that are beyond the grasp of classical statistical methods. However, ML is often perceived as a black-box, hindering its adoption. This seminar demonstrates the use of Shapley values to interpret the outputs of ML...
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I have divided this testimony into four sections, which discuss: (1) several types of automation currently being deployed in capital markets and the financial sector, and how they affect decision-making; (2) how machine learning (ML) and automation can help and hurt workers by disruption of the...
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