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Special Issue on Privacy Preserved Learning in Distributed Communication Systems
Published 21 April, 2021
Understanding the reproductive strategy in the endangered Chinese sturgeon
Published 15 March, 2023
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The progress and value of digital transformation of commercial banks in China
Published 28 April, 2023
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Understanding the reproductive strategy in the endangered Chinese sturgeon
Published 15 March, 2023
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The progress and value of digital transformation of commercial banks in China
Published 28 April, 2023
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Early Career Editorial Board Member Interview: Michele Bianchi
Published 15 April, 2025
Prof. Xingdong Zhang: 2024 Bioactive Materials Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
Published 28 May, 2024
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Welcome three New Associate Editors of AIIG!
Published 17 February, 2025
Why long samples are one of the keys to improving predictive algorithms in finance
Published 23 November, 2021
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Why long samples are one of the keys to improving predictive algorithms in finance
Published 23 November, 2021
In a study published in the KeAi The Journal of Finance and Data Science, Guillaume Coqueret, a Professor of Finance and Data Science at France’s EMLYON Business School, considered three dimensions of factor models based on ML: the persistence of the dependent variable, the size of the samples, and the holding period (i.e., the rebalancing frequency of the portfolio). His analysis focused on the US stock market.
Wildlife photography DOES impact birds’ breeding behaviour – but not in the way you might expect
Published 28 July, 2022
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Wildlife photography DOES impact birds’ breeding behaviour – but not in the way you might expect
Published 01 August, 2022
According to Xiaocai Tan, an ornithologist and PhD candidate at Guangxi University in China, this focus on birds’ nests has worried scientists, who are concerned that the close proximity of humans to the nesting sites might negatively impact bird reproduction. However, in a study published in the KeAi journal Avian Research, she and her colleagues discovered that quite the opposite is true.