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NUS Asian Institute of Digital Finance Partners with CSCI International to Pioneer AI-Driven Corporate Credit Report Tool
NUS Asian Institute of Digital Finance Partners with CSCI International to Pioneer AI-Driven Corporate Credit Report Tool
NUS Asian Institute of Digital Finance Partners with CSCI International to Pioneer AIAt the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) 2024, the Asian Institute of Digital Finance (AIDF), a premier research institute jointly founded by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the National Research Foundation, and the National University of Singapore, announced its strategic partnership with the CSCI …
NUS Asian Institute of Digital Finance and International Capital Market Association Announce Strategic Collaboration
NUS Asian Institute of Digital Finance and International Capital Market Association Announce Strategic Collaboration
The Asian Institute of Digital Finance (AIDF), a university-level research institute under the National University of Singapore and the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) are partnering to enhance educational excellence through industry relevance. To formalise this collaboration, AIDF and ICMA signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the sidelines of Point Zero Forum 2024, to …
越来越智慧的NLP舆情分析 (Increasingly intelligent NLP for opinion analysis) – Fortune Times
越来越智慧的NLP舆情分析 (Increasingly intelligent NLP for opinion analysis) – Fortune Times
In recent years, natural language processing (NLP) has become one of the the hottest field in data science. It is widely used in search, translation, social media monitoring, chat, advertising, recruiting, grammar checking and more. Machine learning makes the results smarter, faster and more precise.
Commentary: LTA reversal on EZ-Link phase out is a reminder that systems should serve people
Commentary: LTA reversal on EZ-Link phase out is a reminder that systems should serve people
People in Singapore expect more than a tech upgrade that feels like a step back in user experience. Forcing commuters onto SimplyGo would have been a step in the wrong direction, say NUS Business School’s Emir Hrnjic and Monetics’ Gordon R Clarke.