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Easy to scoff and funny too. However, note the input data used by the software.. A release from the company explained that Senturion analyzed the positions of
by T_S_ 15y ago
Easy to scoff and funny too. However, note the input data used by the software..
A release from the company explained that Senturion analyzed the positions of leading EU officials, private financial institutions and Greek political factions in the week following a critical parliamentary vote at the end of June.
No balance sheet analysis, just verbiage. Combined with what?
- StavrosK 15y agoIt probably simulated a battle between these factions, if I'm understanding it correctly.
- espeed 15y agoIt's probably something similar to Bruce Bueno de Mesquita's game-theory system, which is used by the CIA claims has a 90% success rate, even when the experts who input the data get it wrong... It only needs 4 types of input: 1. Who has a stake in trying to shape the outcome. 2. What they *say* they want. 3. How focused they are on the issue compared to other issues. 4. How much persuasive influence could they exert if they chose to engage on the issue. http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/bruce_bueno_de_mesquita_predicts_iran_s_future.html http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/bruce_bueno_de_mesquita_pr...