Nice video about the recent Jeopardy competition involving and IBM computer called Watson...
Question: Would it be useful to apply techniques from machine learning to model the macroeconomy? Cosma Shalizi has been awarded a grant from INET for research in this area...which I take to be a good sign. Any opinions about this? Or links to share?
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