| M. Malliaris and L. Salchenberger. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Journal of Applied Intelligence, 3(3):193--206, 1993. 22 |
.... et al. 1989 ] in predicting glucose levels for diabetic patients [ Carson Fischer, 1990 ] in detecting credit card fraud [ Stolfo et al. 1997a ] in steering vehicles driving autonomously on public highways at 70 miles an hour [ Pomerleau, 1992 ] in predicting stock option pricing [ Malliaris Salchenberger, 1993 ] and in computing customized electronic newspapers [ K.Lang, 1995 ] to name a few applications. Many large business institutions and market analysis firms attempt to distinguish the low risk (high profit) potential customers by learning simple categorical classifications of their potential ....
Malliaris, M., and Salchenberger, L. 1993. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Applied Intelligence 3(3):193--206.
.... Machine learning algorithms 1 have been deployed in heart disease diagnosis [61] in predicting glucose levels for diabetic patients [22] in detecting credit card fraud [65] in steering vehicles driving autonomously on public highways at 70 miles an hour [50] in predicting stock option pricing [46] and in computing customized electronic newspapers[33] to name a few applications. Many large business institutions and market analysis firms attempt to distinguish the low risk (high profit) potential customers by learning simple categorical classifications of their potential customer base. ....
M.Malliaris and L.Salchenberger. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Applied Intelligence, 3(3):193--206, 1993.
.... Machine learning algorithms have been deployed in heart disease diagnosis [29] in predicting glucose levels for diabetic patients [12] in detecting credit card fraud [30] in steering vehicles driving autonomously on public highways at 70 miles an hour [24] in predicting stock option pricing [23], in computing customizing electronic newspapers[15] etc. Many large business institutions and market analysis firms attempt to distinguish the low risk (high profit) potential customers by learn simple categorical classifications of their potential customer data base. Similarly, defense and ....
M.Malliaris and L.Salchenberger. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Applied Intelligence, 3(3):193--206, 1993.
.... Machine learning algorithms have been deployed in heart disease diagnosis [39] in predicting glucose levels for diabetic patients [17] in detecting credit card fraud [41] in steering vehicles driving autonomously on public highways at 70 miles an hour [33] in predicting stock option pricing [32], in computing customizing electronic newspapers[21] etc. Many large business institutions and market analysis firms attempt to distinguish the low risk (high profit) potential customers by learn simple categorical classifications of their potential customer data base. Similarly, defense and ....
M.Malliaris and L.Salchenberger. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Applied Intelligence, 3(3):193--206, 1993.
.... Machine learning algorithms have been deployed in heart disease diagnosis [53] in predicting glucose levels for diabetic patients [20] in detecting credit card fraud [57] in steering vehicles driving autonomously on public highways at 70 miles an hour [43] in predicting stock option pricing [40] and in computing customized electronic newspapers[27] to name a few applications. Many large business institutions and market analysis firms attempt to distinguish the low risk (high profit) potential customers by learning simple categorical classifications of their potential customer base. ....
M.Malliaris and L.Salchenberger. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Applied Intelligence, 3(3):193--206, 1993.
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M. Malliaris and L. Salchenberger. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Journal of Applied Intelligence, 3(3):193--206, 1993. 22
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M. Malliaris and L. Salchenberger, "A Neural Network Model for Estimating Option Prices," Journal of Applied Intelligence, vol. 3, pp. 193-206, 1993.
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M.Malliaris, and L.Salchenberger. 1993. A neural network model for estimating option prices. Applied Intelligence 3(3):193--206.
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