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move on. for folks who are vaccinated and boosted now, are people right to just start to lean into that line of thinking? i do think people are right to lean into that. they can be a issued when they get their northwest breakthrough, it will be mild, something that probably won t even cause them to call a doctor. i think that s a victory. our goal was to tame it, to shift the spectrum of illness to the mild side. that s where people who are fully vaccinated are. it s the unvaccinated taking up icu beds that are crushing our hospitals. we have to realize there s a two-track pandemic. be fully vaccinated and go about your life according to your own risk preferences. we are seeing they exploding cases now, buff i think there s a point that gets lost. we ll put up a graphic here. this is new york city we re looking at here, for example, you look they chart of new cases per 100,000 people.
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3 take Harry M. Markowitz Award for insight into machine learning
Ronen Israel, Bryan Kelly and Tobias Moskowitz
Ronen Israel, Bryan Kelly and Tobias Moskowitz were named winners of the $10,000 Harry M. Markowitz Award for their paper, Can Machines Learn Finance?
The award was announced Feb. 25 by the Journal of Investment Management and New Frontier Advisors, co-sponsors of the award, in a joint statement.
The paper explores how asset management provides a unique set of challenges for machine learning that differ significantly from other practices in which machine learning has excelled.
The paper looks at the challenges and how critical it is for managers to develop realistic expectations for machine learning. The authors discuss potential pitfalls, beneficial use cases and emphasize the importance of economic theory and human expertise for achieving success through financial machine learning, according to the statement.