Contributions of Computational Cognitive Modeling to the Understanding of the Financial Markets
@inproceedings{Baccan2016ContributionsOC,
title={Contributions of Computational Cognitive Modeling to the Understanding of the Financial Markets},
author={Davi D'Andr{\'e}a Baccan},
year={2016}
}The financial markets are complex, dynamic, and strategic socio-economic systems in which a great number of heterogeneous market participants interact by essentially buying and selling assets of different types. The financial markets such as stock markets serve many functions. For instance, the financial markets help market participants and companies in improving the capital allocation process. Additionally, the behavior of the financial markets is assumed to be an important gauge for helping…
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