Author_Institution :
Polytech. Univ., New York, NY, USA
Abstract :
The question of why some Wall Street AI applications are successful while others fail is explored. The Wall Street problem domain is modeled from a knowledge-based perspective, and the environment is represented from both an object-oriented view and a process view. Both models demonstrate the complexity inherent in formally defining the Wall Street environment. Analytic and cognitive models of the Wall Street environment are discussed, focusing on the shortcomings of each approach. The use of a new type of intelligent tool, called a collaborative system, that combines analytic models, human judgment, and cognitive models is proposed.<>
Keywords :
artificial intelligence; cognitive systems; financial data processing; knowledge based systems; Wall Street; artificial intelligence; cognitive models; collaborative system; intelligent tool; knowledge-based perspective; object-oriented view; Artificial intelligence; Expert systems; Gold; Helium; Humans; Information technology; Integrated circuit modeling; Loans and mortgages; Security; Stock markets;