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📈 Analyze press releases to predict earnings announcement returns using structured data and natural language processing techniques.

  • Updated Feb 7, 2026
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End-to-End Python implementation of "FedSight AI" multi-agent system for Federal Funds Target Rate prediction (NeurIPS 2025 Workshop). Simulates FOMC deliberations using LLMs with Chain-of-Draft reasoning and In-Context Learning. Integrates structured macro indicators with unstructured narratives (Beige Book, Dot Plots).

  • Updated Jan 3, 2026
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A novel, hybrid AIT-MDL framework for detecting systemic regime shifts (structural breaks) in complex, non-stationary systems. This repository contains the computational narrative and all code to reproduce the findings of our paper on using predictive error as a direct measure of local rule incoherence.

  • Updated Dec 14, 2025
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End-to-End Python implementation of CompactPrompt (Choi et al., 2025): a unified pipeline for LLM prompt and data compression. Features modular compression pipeline with dependency-driven phrase pruning, reversible n-gram encoding, K-means quantization, and embedding-based exemplar selection. Achieves 2-4x token reduction while preserving accuracy.

  • Updated Nov 30, 2025
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Financial market simulations combining stochastic models (GBM, Heston) with agent-based modeling. Explores price dynamics through different trader behaviors - fundamentalists, chartists, noise traders, contrarians, and institutional players. Built with Python for anyone interested in quantitative finance and computational economics.

  • Updated Nov 22, 2025
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End-to-End Python implementation of Wu et al.'s (2025) ICAIF'25 paper. It translates unstructured earnings press releases into quantifiable market signals. Implements oLDA topic modeling, Transformer embeddings (BERT/FinBERT/MPNET), GPT-4o interpretability, and rigorous econometric analysis.

  • Updated Oct 12, 2025
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Monte Carlo simulation toolkit for equity trading, utilizing GBM and Pareto distributions to model price movements and trading volumes

  • Updated Oct 7, 2025
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