Examples of using Quantitative models in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Quantitative models of developmental mechanisms.
Transition between qualitative and quantitative models.
Quantitative models are unlikely to identify black swan risks.
An overwhelming focus on statistics and quantitative models can leave economists blinded to other ways of thinking.
As global markets become more complex and interdependent,the importance of“quants,” or managers who know how to use quantitative models to understand markets, is growing.
The program's emphasis on quantitative models and methods ensures graduates are equipped to develop innovative solutions to the complex problems facing the financial industry.
The ability to diagnose problems and use different qualitative and quantitative models in analyzing complex situations with a view to decision-making;
A challenge facing banks is how to create quantitative models that estimate how, for instance, the risks of climate change could affect the underlying financial performance of a loan.
Eleanor Creagh is Saxo Bank's Australian markets strategist, and is responsible for creating, implementing, and monitoring equity strategies and research for traders and investors,as well as developing quantitative models and customised mathematical frameworks for institutional clients.
Globally, 62 percent believe that trading algorithms and sophisticated quantitative models will make markets more efficient and 80 percent believe that blockchain and similar technologies will fundamentally change the industry.
Eleanor Creagh joined Saxo Bank Group in 2018 and serves as the bank's Australian markets strategist, responsible for creating, implementing, and monitoring equity strategies and research for traders and investors,as well as developing quantitative models and customised mathematical frameworks for institutional clients.
Sixty-two percent of institutions surveyed expect that trading algorithms and quantitative models will make markets more efficient, and nearly 80 percent think blockchain and similar technologies will fundamentally change the industry.
In Section 6.3.4, the fourteenth paragraph( the first paragraph under the heading« Third-party rating tool source') is replaced by the following:« The RT source consists of entities that assess thecredit quality of debtors by using primarily quantitative models in a systematic and mechanical manner, relying among other information on audited accounts, and whose credit assess ments are not intended for general public disclosure.
Nearly two thirds(62%)of respondents said they believed trading algorithms and sophisticated quantitative models would make markets more efficient, and 80% thought blockchain and similar technologies would fundamentally change the industry.
( e) The definition of« Rating tools» is replaced by the following:« Rating tools( RTs): a credit quality assessment source provided for in the ECAF that is provided by those entities that assess thecredit quality of debtors by using primarily quantitative models in a systematic and mechanical manner, relying among other information on audited accounts, and whose credit assessments are not intended for general public disclosure.
A number of other sophisticated, but nevertheless well-established, evaluation methodologies and techniques were not(or only very rarely) employed, in particular:-scientometric approaches(such as citation analysis)(1),- quantitative models(such as cost-efficiency, cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit)(2), or- actor(or behavioural) models(which focus on the perspectives of those involved in an intervention, such as the characteristics of research networks and changes thereto over time).
The quantitative modelling of enzyme kinetics, a discipline that flourished between 1900 and 1970.
The quantitative model focuses in particular on the optimisation of the risk incurred.
Whena‘quantitative model' has beendevelopedinthepast, ithasbeen foundto be very cumbersome and has not provided any betterresultthanthe qualitative approach currently usedeven when quantitative data, suchastrade data.
In 1997, the group of Masaru Tomita published the first quantitative model of the metabolism of a whole(hypothetical) cell.[27].
In 1990s, he became the first person to develop a quantitative model that described the interplay between economy and climate.
On the overall costs and benefits of this proposal, the impactassessment carried out in the context of this proposal has been subject to qualitative analysis and quantitative modelling.
In the mid-1990s, he became the firstperson to create an integrated assessment model, a quantitative model that describes the global interplay between the economy and the climate.
In the 1990s, he created an integrated assessment model, which is a quantitative model that describes the global relationship between the climate and the economy.
The successes of molecular biology throughout the 1980s, coupled with doubt toward theoretical biology, that then promised more than it achieved,effected the quantitative modelling of biological processes to become a slightly minor field[62].
However, given the inherent complexity and special nature of banking and given that many benefits andcosts are dynamic in nature, no quantitative model exists that can fully estimate the social benefits and costs of structural reform proposals.
Many researchers just keep focusing on their specific scientific areas and are not interested in general laws orfindings that can lead to general solutions, quantitative modelling approach may offer a completely original contribution.”.