Mini-Corso Fisica e Finanza

Data evento: 
Da  05/12/201805/12/2018

Mercoledì 5 dicembre, dalle 17 alle 18 presso la Lecture Room A del Dipartimento di Fisica, in Via Valerio 2, Si terrà il Mini-Corso Fisica e Finanza, un evento di Orientamento e Indirizzo a cura del Comitato di Indirizzo del Dipartimento di Fisica.

Interverranno Giacomo Dovier, Chief Functional Analyst, LIST SpA e Riccardo Bernini, Head of Financial Engineering, LIST SpA che discuteranno di Anomaly Detection using Artificial Intelligence. Seguirà Sebastiano Saccani, Administrator, AINDO, con Machine Learning as employment opportunity for a graduate student in physics.
 

Giacomo Dovier, Chief Functional Analyst, LIST SpA
Riccardo Bernini, Head of Financial Engineering, LIST SpA

Anomaly Detection using Artificial Intelligence.
Recent years have seen a growing availability of computing resources, data storage capacity and real time streaming of data. These three factors combined together have made it possible the application of Machine Learning and Neural Networks models to data analysis, forecasting problems, and anomaly detection. In general, these methodologies are usually concerned with the term of Artificial Intelligence. In particular, the problem of anomaly detection (AD) has become relevant due to the huge amount of streaming of data. The challenging task in this field is to make AD in real time.

Sebastiano Saccani, Administrator, AINDO
Machine Learning as employment opportunity for a graduate student in physics
Modern artificial intelligence techniques are going to influence deeply each field of the production of both goods and services. However, there are still few specialists and the need for competence in this field will grow exponentially in the next years. This opens interesting employment possibilities for a graduate student in physics. In this talk we will deliver a short overview of the machine learning techniques and will address the expected applications with the aid of practical examples.

Contatti:
seminari@ts.infn.it

prof. Erik Vesselli
evesselli@units.it

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