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Grammatical Evolution in Finance and Economics: A Survey

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Finance was one of the earliest application domains for Grammatical Evolution (GE). Since the first such study in 2001, well in excess of 100 studies have been published employing GE for a diverse range of purposes encompassing financial trading, credit-risk modelling, supply chain management, detection of tax non-compliance, and corporate strategy modelling. This chapter surveys a sample of this work and in doing so, suggests some future directions for the application of GE in finance and economics.

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