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by Matthew F. Dixon, Igor Halperin, Paul Bilokon
This book bridges the gap between machine learning theory and its practical applications in finance. It offers a comprehensive introduction to machine learning techniques tailored for financial modeling and risk management.
Readers gain insights into supervised and unsupervised learning methods, reinforcement learning, and deep learning, all contextualized within financial markets. The text balances mathematical rigor with practical examples.
The authors emphasize real-world applications, including algorithmic trading, portfolio optimization, and credit risk assessment. The book also addresses challenges like overfitting, model interpretability, and data quality issues in finance.
By combining theoretical foundations with hands-on case studies, this work serves as a valuable resource for quantitative analysts, data scientists, and finance professionals aiming to leverage machine learning effectively.
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