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Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. Loick
Artificial Intelligence And Market Analysis by Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. Loick
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Artificial Intelligence And Market Analysis
by Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. Loick
Markets are chaotic and their randomness is real but intermittent; we can approach the development of
trading systems with that assumption. We can also assume that predictable intervals of non-randomness
occur between periods of chaos, making market behavior recognizable enough to be exploited. Two
forms of technology have been notably successful in the development of dynamic trading systems: expert
systems and, more recently, neural networks.
EXPERT SYSTEMS
An expert system is simply a set of r...
AUTHOR: Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. LoickDATE: MAR 1991
Using Neural Nets In Market Analysis by Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. Loick
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Can neural networks aid traders? By Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. Loick
Neural networks are the newest form of artificial intelligence technology to make its way into market
analysis. Neural networks, also referred to as neural nets, mimic the human brain's most powerful ability,
that of pattern recognition. The neural net can make a decision or a prediction by drawing on an inventory
of patterns previously learned, seeking the one most relevant to the current situation. What distinguishes
neural nets, moreover, from ""classical"" AI paradigms such as that of rule-based systems ...
AUTHOR: Mark B. Fishman, Dean S. Barr and Walter J. LoickDATE: APR 1991