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Theory of Computing Systems, 2003
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Luis Filipe Coelho Antunes +1 more
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Text Sophistication and Sophisticated Investors
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019We show that two novel measures of text sophistication, applied to hedge fund strategy descriptions, encapsulate incremental information about funds. Consistent with the linguistics literature, hedge funds with lexically diverse strategy descriptions outperform, eschew tail risk, and encounter fewer regulatory problems.
JOENVAARA, Juha +3 more
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Sophistication in Computers: A Disagreement
Proceedings of the IRE, 1962There is frequently more or less acrimonious discussion about artificial intelligence and intelligent machines and their place in science. Usually the discussion settles down to the reiteration of two points of view. This paper is concerned with the difference between them.
John L. Kelly Jr., Oliver G. Selfridge
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Sophisticated Learning and Learning Sophistication
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003We test the population rule learning model for symmetric normal-form games, and strongly reject: (i) no rule learning, (ii) no diversity, and (iii) no sophisticated evidence. Further, trembles and herd behavior decline and level-2 behavior increases over time.
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2015
On two occasions in “Alchimie du verbe”, Rimbaud refers to the poems of the spring of 1872 and the “Voyelles” sonnet as sophisms. A literary recollection, the term sophism covers the entirety of hallucinatory stylistic creative processes. It reflects Rimbaud’s ambiguous judgement of his own poetics, underling the risk of the banalisation threatening ...
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On two occasions in “Alchimie du verbe”, Rimbaud refers to the poems of the spring of 1872 and the “Voyelles” sonnet as sophisms. A literary recollection, the term sophism covers the entirety of hallucinatory stylistic creative processes. It reflects Rimbaud’s ambiguous judgement of his own poetics, underling the risk of the banalisation threatening ...
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1977
The third volume of Professor Guthrie's great history of Greek thought, entitled The Fifth-Century Enlightenment, deals in two parts with the Sophists and Socrates, the key figures in the dramatic and fundamental shift of philosophical interest from the physical universe to man.
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The third volume of Professor Guthrie's great history of Greek thought, entitled The Fifth-Century Enlightenment, deals in two parts with the Sophists and Socrates, the key figures in the dramatic and fundamental shift of philosophical interest from the physical universe to man.
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Two Problems for Sophistication
2015Kolmogorov complexity measures the amount of information in data, but does not distinguish structure from noise. Kolmogorov’s definition of the structure function was the first attempt to measure only the structural information in data, by measuring the complexity of the smallest model that allows for optimal compression of the data.
Peter Bloem +2 more
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2018
Sophistês (from sophos, “wise”) originally designated epic poets, prophets, sages, Presocratic philosophers and others with wisdom beneficial to society. Sometime after c. 450 bce it was applied to a new kind of wise people. These men were professional showmen and teachers, the first to provide education beyond the traditional basic subjects—music ...
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Sophistês (from sophos, “wise”) originally designated epic poets, prophets, sages, Presocratic philosophers and others with wisdom beneficial to society. Sometime after c. 450 bce it was applied to a new kind of wise people. These men were professional showmen and teachers, the first to provide education beyond the traditional basic subjects—music ...
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