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This study examines the potential of an evolutionary automatic programming methodology, Grammatical Evolution, to uncover a series of useful fuzzy technical trading rules for the ISEQ, the official equity index of the Irish Stock Exchange. Index values for the period 29/03/93 to 4/12/1997 are used to train and test the model. The preliminary findings indicate that the methodology has much potential.
I just read the text. It’s a solid attack on Republican economic management, hitting many of the same themes as the Clintons did this week (and reminiscent of Clinton’s 1992 speech — which is high praise.) And is it possible ...
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Part V of the Going Private miniseries "The Spiral." The Board of Directors is increasingly perturbed with the Chairman and CEO, but their loyalties are difficult to shed. Self-interest also prevents any meaningful change. Meanwhile, the Chairman and CEO presents ...
In what might become a regular feature, here are some unrelated questions arising this week. Feel free to help me out:1. The government wants children to learn about the slave trade. But in 18th century England, how much different were...
On FT Alphaville this week, - Charts du Jaws. - Temasek is famished. - From granite to mound. - Hello, Wells Fargo? - Save our beer kegs, drain covers and road signs. - Save our economy. - The great unwind. ...
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