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quantitative

[kwon-ti-tey-tiv] / ˈkwɒn tɪˌteɪ tɪv /




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This, in turn, is hindering the Bank of Japan, which is engaged in a massive program of quantitative easing — i.e., printing money — to make ends meet.

From MarketWatch

For the first time, "quantitative air quality improvement goals for key regions within a clear time limit" were set, a 2016 study noted.

From Barron's

We need new AI models for the real world—quantitative models trained on lab data and equation-based outputs that let them leapfrog current technology.

From The Wall Street Journal

While it might seem silly that a round number has any meaning for supposedly efficient markets, they can be important for quantitative traders that apply technical analysis.

From Barron's

While it might seem silly that a round number has any meaning for supposedly efficient markets, they can be important for quantitative traders that apply technical analysis.

From Barron's