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Research Article Open Access Calendar Anomalies in Crisis: Intra-Day Volatility Patterns During the GFC and COVID-19
Naresh Chethala, Chethala N, Syeda Nabeera Suhail, Suhail S
International Conference on Open Finance 2025 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.24.1.001

This paper explores how intra-day volatility behaves across different weekdays during periods of major financial stress, focusing specifically on the S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 indices. The analysis spans two significant market disruptions—the 2008 Global Financia…

Research Article Open Access Predictive Analytics for Regulatory Risk in Open Finance: A Data-Driven Framework
Madhu Thota, Thota M, Tuncay Bayrak, Bayrak T
International Conference on Open Finance 2025 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.24.4.030

The emergence of Open Finance is reshaping the global financial landscape by enabling greater data accessibility, interoperability, and innovation. However, this expanded connectivity introduces new layers of regulatory complexity, raising urgent concerns rega…

Research Article Open Access A Conceptual Framework for AI-Assisted Monitoring in Microalgae Cultivation: A Case Study on Synechococcus elongatus PCC 3055
Betül Güroy, Güroy B, Derya Güroy, Güroy D, İzzet Şahin, Şahin İ, Serhan Mantoğlu, Mantoğlu S, Mustafa Rüçhan Pekcan, Pekcan M
International Symposium on AI-Driven Engineering Systems 2025 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.22.29.001

Microalgae are recognized as environmentally sustainable and biologically renewable resources for the production of high-value products such as biomass, biofuels, dietary supplements, and pharmaceuticals. However, their large-scale cultivation is highly sensit…

Review Open Access Comparative Review of Machine Learning Methods in Revenue Forecasting
Ali Taghiyev, Taghiyev A, Özkan İnik, İnik Ö
International Symposium on AI-Driven Engineering Systems 2025 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.22.54.001

In this study, a classification problem is discussed to predict whether individuals' annual income levels are above $50,000. The UCI Adult Income Dataset, which is derived from the 1994 US Census (Census) data and is widely used in the field of machine learnin…

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