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75 papers:

ICFPICFP-2015-BahrBE #contract #multi
Certified symbolic management of financial multi-party contracts (PB, JB, ME), pp. 315–327.
CSCWCSCW-2015-HeymanA
Computer Support for Financial Advisors and Their Clients: Co-creating an Investment Plan (SH, HA), pp. 1313–1323.
CSCWCSCW-2015-KilicHS
Coercing into Completeness in Financial Advisory Service Encounters (MK, PH, GS), pp. 1324–1335.
CSCWCSCW-2015-ZhaoFZZD #online #social
To Risk or Not to Risk?: Improving Financial Risk Taking of Older Adults by Online Social Information (JCZ, WTF, HZ, SZ, HBLD), pp. 95–104.
CSCWCSCW-2014-YuAKK #comparison #learning #quality #social
A comparison of social, learning, and financial strategies on crowd engagement and output quality (LY, PA, AK, RK), pp. 967–978.
HCIDHM-2014-ButlewskiMC #development #safety
Non-financial Factors of Job Satisfaction in the Development of a Safety Culture Based on Examples from Poland and Romania (MB, AM, RC), pp. 577–587.
HCIDUXU-DP-2014-MukherjeeWHCR #design #tool support
Designing Financial Literacy and Saving Tools for the Unbanked and under-banked in Brazil (AM, CW, SH, FC, WR), pp. 71–80.
KDIRKDIR-2014-WanJLL #analysis #challenge #sentiment #web
Sentimental Analysis of Web Financial Reviews — Opportunities and Challenges (CW, TJ, DL, GL), pp. 366–373.
HCIDUXU-WM-2013-HeikkilaJR #mobile
User-Originated Innovation of Mobile Financial Services (PH, HJA, SR), pp. 660–665.
ECIRECIR-2013-TsaiW #ranking
Risk Ranking from Financial Reports (MFT, CJW), pp. 804–807.
ICMLICML-c2-2013-GaneshapillaiGL #learning
Learning Connections in Financial Time Series (GG, JVG, AL), pp. 109–117.
ICMLICML-c3-2013-WuHG #modelling #multi
Dynamic Covariance Models for Multivariate Financial Time Series (YW, JMHL, ZG), pp. 558–566.
KDIRKDIR-KMIS-2013-SousaM #tool support #web
Diagnosis of the Use of Web 2.0 Tools in the Portuguese Financial Institutions (CS, PM), pp. 368–372.
MLDMMLDM-2013-BrownPD #algorithm #search-based
Dynamic-Radius Species-Conserving Genetic Algorithm for the Financial Forecasting of Dow Jones Index Stocks (MSB, MJP, HD), pp. 27–41.
SIGIRSIGIR-2013-SazogluCOAU #metric
A financial cost metric for result caching (FBS, BBC, RO, ISA, ÖU), pp. 873–876.
SACSAC-2013-OliveiraP #experience #framework #middleware
Experience with a middleware infrastructure for service oriented financial applications (JPO, JP), pp. 479–484.
ICALPICALP-v1-2012-RabinMMY #performance #strict #transaction #validation
Strictly-Black-Box Zero-Knowledge and Efficient Validation of Financial Transactions (MOR, YM, SM, MY), pp. 738–749.
CIKMCIKM-2012-WeiFLC #canonical #dependence #using
Model the complex dependence structures of financial variables by using canonical vine (WW, XF, JL, LC), pp. 1382–1391.
KEODKEOD-2012-KriegerDN #ontology
MFO-The Federated Financial Ontology for the MONNET Project (HUK, TD, AKN), pp. 327–330.
ICSMEICSM-2011-DilshenerW #concept #developer
Relating developers’ concepts and artefact vocabulary in a financial software module (TD, MW), pp. 412–417.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2011-TarsauliyaTS #network #search-based #using
Financial Time Series Forecast using Simulated Annealing and Threshold Acceptance Genetic BPA Neural Network (AT, RT, AS), pp. 172–177.
ICEISICEIS-v4-2011-WangZQ #enterprise #how
How Logistics Enterprises Cope with Financial Crisis (JW, ZZ, KQ), pp. 685–689.
CIKMCIKM-2011-MalikBF #information management
Accurate information extraction for quantitative financial events (HHM, VSB, HF), pp. 2497–2500.
KDIRKDIR-2011-HagenauLN #feature model #predict
Impact of Feature Selection and Feature Types on Financial Stock Price Prediction (MH, ML, DN), pp. 303–308.
KDIRKDIR-2011-WongLZYFXKC #case study #segmentation
Time Series Segmentation as a Discovery Tool — A Case Study of the US and Japanese Financial Markets (JCW, GHTL, YZ, WSY, RPF, DYX, JLK, SAC), pp. 52–63.
KEODKEOD-2011-GerberGM #ambiguity #consistency #development #ontology #standard #using
Using Formal Ontologies for the Development of Consistent and Unambiguous Financial Accounting Standards (MCG, AG, AvdM), pp. 419–424.
SEKESEKE-2011-AlencarTSDC
Maximizing the Financial Benefits Yielded by IT Projects While Ensuring their Strategic Fit (AJA, GT, EAS, AFdSD, ALC), pp. 288–295.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2010-BalakrishnanCHHKLPPPRSSTVY #named
Midas: integrating public financial data (SB, VC, MAH, HH, RK, SL, JP, JSP, LP, CR, LS, IRS, ELT, SV, HY), pp. 1187–1190.
CHICHI-2010-HsiehKH #how #why
Why pay?: exploring how financial incentives are used for question & answer (GH, REK, SEH), pp. 305–314.
ICMLICML-2010-ChenW #modelling
Dynamical Products of Experts for Modeling Financial Time Series (YC, MW), pp. 207–214.
SACSAC-2010-AraujoOS #hybrid #quantum
Hybrid evolutionary quantum inspired method to adjust time phase distortions in financial time series (RdAA, ALIdO, SCBS), pp. 1153–1154.
DACDAC-2009-CongNPJBGRRS #question
Moore’s Law: another casualty of the financial meltdown? (JC, NSN, RP, WHJ, JB, MG, RR, PR, HS), pp. 202–203.
ESOPESOP-2009-Eber #contract #design #programming language #question #specification #tool support #what
The Financial Crisis, a Lack of Contract Specification Tools: What Can Finance Learn from Programming Language Design? (JME), pp. 205–206.
HCIIDGD-2009-ChavanAKK #how #mobile #women
How Mobile Money Can Drive Financial Inclusion for Women at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP) in Indian Urban Centers (ALC, SA, AK, PK), pp. 475–484.
HCIIDGD-2009-Singh09a #design #mobile
Mobile Remittances: Design for Financial Inclusion (SS), pp. 515–524.
ICEISICEIS-ISAS-2009-EdgeSPC #compilation #policy #specification
Specifying and Compiling High Level Financial Fraud Policies into StreamSQL (MEE, PRFS, OP, MC), pp. 194–199.
ICEISICEIS-J-2009-CastroS #named #simulation
AgEx: A Financial Market Simulation Tool for Software Agents (PALdC, JSS), pp. 704–715.
KDDKDD-2009-DuJDLT #approach #migration #mining
Migration motif: a spatial — temporal pattern mining approach for financial markets (XD, RJ, LD, VEL, JHTJ), pp. 1135–1144.
SACSAC-2009-AymerichFS #grid #in the cloud #realtime
A real time financial system based on grid and cloud computing (FA, GF, SS), pp. 1219–1220.
HCIHCI-AS-2007-HosonoGIT #analysis
ATM Advertisement and Financial Preferences with Sensory Analysis (NH, SG, HI, YT), pp. 42–47.
ECMFAECMDA-FA-2007-ShirtzKS #development #modelling #scalability
Adopting Model Driven Development in a Large Financial Organization (DS, MK, YSG), pp. 172–183.
SPLCSPLC-2007-Matsumoto #product line
A Guide for Management and Financial Controls of Product Lines (YM), pp. 163–170.
ICPRICPR-v4-2006-Jun #comparison #dataset #detection
A Peer Dataset Comparison Outlier Detection Model Applied to Financial Surveillance (TJ), pp. 900–903.
ICDARICDAR-2005-YinLH #documentation #image #using
Financial Document Image Coding with Regions of Interest Using JPEG2000 (XCY, CPL, ZH), pp. 96–100.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2005-CarrascoVG #clustering #using
Using DMFSQL for Financial Clustering (RAC, MAVM, JG), pp. 135–141.
ICSEICSE-2005-Cleland-HuangD #requirements
Financially informed requirements prioritization (JCH, MD), pp. 710–711.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2004-WuSZ #data type #online #sequence
Online Event-driven Subsequence Matching over Financial Data Streams (HW, BS, DZ), pp. 23–34.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2004-YuRD
An Exchange Service for Financial Markets (HY, FAR, FTD), pp. 403–410.
ICEISICEIS-v4-2004-GottliebS #internet
Financial Reporting: An Internet Clearinghouse (MG, BS), pp. 397–402.
ICEISICEIS-v4-2003-StanojevicTV #named
FIDES — A Financial Decision Aid That Can Be Trusted (MS, VT, SV), pp. 103–110.
KDDKDD-2003-RaoSNGR #analysis
Clinical and financial outcomes analysis with existing hospital patient records (RBR, SS, RSN, CG, HR), pp. 416–425.
MLDMMLDM-2003-ChiuX #mining #optimisation
Optimizing Financial Portfolios from the Perspective of Mining Temporal Structures of Stock Returns (KCC, LX), pp. 266–275.
FMFME-2001-Jones #contract
Composing Contracts: An Adventure in Financial Engineering (SLPJ), p. 435.
CAiSECAiSE-2001-TreschJ #evolution
Evolution not Revolution: The Data Warehousing Strategy at Credit Suisse Financial Services (MT, DJ), pp. 36–45.
CAiSECAiSE-2001-ZismanA #consistency #documentation #xml
Consistency Management of Financial XML Documents (AZ, AA), pp. 219–233.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2001-HengP #resource management
Domain Knowledge as Corporate Resource of Financial Firms (MSHH, SCAP), pp. 69–74.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2001-PetersH
Introducing Common Systems in International Financial Firms (SCAP, MSHH), pp. 859–863.
CBSECBSE-2000-MatthewsC #component
Components in Financial Systems (HM, MCC), p. 6.
ICFPICFP-2000-JonesES #contract #functional
Composing contracts: an adventure in financial engineering, functional pearl (SLPJ, JME, JS), pp. 280–292.
CIKMCIKM-2000-LavrenkoSLOJA #modelling #recommendation
Language Models for Financial News Recommendation (VL, MDS, DL, PO, DJ, JA), pp. 389–396.
STOCSTOC-1999-ChenKLW #bound
Optimal Buy-and-Hold Strategies for Financial Markets with Bounded Daily Returns (GHC, MYK, YDL, HKW), pp. 119–128.
EDOCEDOC-1998-DuffyHS #distributed #framework
A distributed object framework for financial applications (MD, PH, JS), pp. 148–154.
SACSAC-1995-Goonatilake #hybrid
Intelligent hybrid systems for financial decision making (SG), pp. 471–476.
VLDBVLDB-1994-CochinwalaB #multi #retrieval
A Multidatabase System for Tracking and Retrieval of Financial Data (MC, JB), pp. 714–721.
TOOLSTOOLS-EUROPE-1994-SappinoVBGMC #lifecycle #object-oriented
Experiencing Full Object-Oriented Lifecycle in a Complex Financial Domain (SS, BV, EB, VG, DM, GC), pp. 217–224.
SACSAC-1994-Foster #analysis #education #named #using
FRA: using a goal-based scenario to teach financial statement analysis (DAF), pp. 568–572.
VLDBVLDB-1993-ChandraS #database
Managing Temporal Financial Data in an Extensible Database (RC, AS), pp. 302–313.
ECOOPECOOP-1993-BirrerE #case study #experience #framework
Frameworks in the Financial Engineering Domain — An Experience Report (AB, TE), pp. 21–35.
TOOLSTOOLS-PACIFIC-1993-Waddell93a #taxonomy
A Taxonomy of Objects for Financial Engineering (CJW), pp. 385–391.
STOCSTOC-1992-PatersonZ #multi
Shallow Multiplication Circuits and Wise Financial Investments (MP, UZ), pp. 429–437.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-1992-EggenschwilerG #using
ET++ Swaps Manager: Using Object Technology in the Financial Engineering Domain (TE, EG), pp. 166–177.
CHICHI-1990-Thomsen #paradigm
Business instrument panel: a new paradigm for interfacing with financial data (CTT), pp. 161–166.
CHICHI-1989-LerchMO #cost analysis
Skilled financial planning: the cost of translating ideas into action (FJL, MMM, JRO), pp. 121–126.
VLDBVLDB-1986-Kurokawa #communication #development
Computer and Communication System Development among Financial Institutions in Japan (TK), pp. 481–495.
DACDAC-1980-Powell #analysis
Justification and financial analysis for CAD (REP), pp. 564–571.

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