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4 results for “Structural Health Monitoring, EMI Method”

Research Article Open Access Can We Stop the Backtest Yet? Anytime-Valid Promotion Tests for Adaptive Financial Research Agents
Eric Benhamou, Benhamou E, Jean-Jacques Ohana, Ohana J, Beatrice Guez, Guez B, Thomas Jacquot, Jacquot T, Ethan Setrouk, Setrouk E, Chamyl Saadi, Saadi C
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.3.001

Adaptive research systems can generate, discard, revise, and monitor trading rules faster than their selection history can be audited. We ask when such a system may promote a frozen rule to governed forward evaluation. The proposed protocol assigns each candid…

Research Article Open Access Comparative Political and Economic Vulnerability: A Composite-Index Approach
Madhu Thota, Thota M, Sri Ram Uppugalla, Uppugalla S, Chaitanya Basava, Basava C
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.6.001

This study develops the Political and Economic Vulnerability Score (PAVS), a composite index for assessing cross-country differences in macro-financial and institutional vulnerability. Drawing on publicly available World Bank data, the index combines 13 indica…

Research Article Open Access Signal Collision in Open Finance: An Auditable Common-Trade Penalty for Learned Portfolios
Eric Benhamou, Benhamou E, Jean-Jacques Ohana, Ohana J, Beatrice Guez, Guez B, Thomas Jacquot, Jacquot T, Ethan Setrouk, Setrouk E, Chamyl Saadi, Saadi C
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.4.001

Open-finance platforms can combine models from different vendors while still concentrating capital in the same trade. Shared data, objectives, and representations make decision diversity the relevant object, rather than diversity of model names. We call loadin…

Research Article Open Access Forecasting Banking Desert Risk Using Branch Level and Merger Signals
Malavika Polanki, Polanki M
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.5.001

In the United States, banking desert status is classified annually from that same year’s branch data, producing a contemporaneous snapshot of current access rather than a forecast of which communities are likely to change status next. This study tests whether …

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