Visual explorations in finance with self-organizing maps

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[The articles of this volume will not be indexed individually.] Part 1: Applications. \textit{C. Serrano-Cinca}: Let financial data speak for themselves, 3-23; \textit{E. de Bodt}, \textit{P. Grégoire}, \textit{M. Cottrell}: Projection of long-term interest rates with maps, 24-38; \textit{G. Deboeck}: Picking mutual funds with self-organizing maps, 39-58; \textit{K. Kiviluoto}, \textit{P. Bergius}: Maps for analyzing failures of small and medium-sized enterprises, 59-71; \textit{S. Shumsky}, \textit{A. V. Yarovoy}: Self-organizing atlas of Russian banks, 72-82; \textit{G. Deboeck}: Investment maps of emerging markets, 83-105; \textit{M. Resta}: A hybrid neural network system for trading financial markets, 106-116; \textit{E. Carlson}: Real estate investment appraisal of land properties using SOM, 117-127; \textit{A. Tulkki}: Real estate investment appraisal of buildings using SOM, 128-140; \textit{B. Schmitt}, \textit{G. Deboeck}: Differential patterns in consumer purchase preferences using self-organizing maps: a case study of China, 141-158. Part 2: Methodology, tools and techniques. \textit{T. Kohonen}: The SOM methodology, 159-167; \textit{T. Honkela}, \textit{K. Lagus}, \textit{S. Kaski}: Self-organizing maps of large document collections, 168-178; \textit{G. Deboeck}: Software tools for self-organizing maps, 179-194; \textit{S. Kaski}, \textit{T. Kohonen}: Tips for processing and color-coding of self-organizing maps, 195-202; \textit{G. Deboeck}: Best practices in data mining using self-organizing maps, 203-229; Indices.











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