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2000 – 2009

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2001
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William Leigh, Mario Paz, Noemi M. Paz, Russell L. Purvis:
A pattern recognition approach to the prediction of price increases in the New York Stock Exchange Composite Index. Informatica (Slovenia) 25(2) (2001)
2000
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William Leigh, Edwin Odisho, Noemi M. Paz, Mario Paz:
Progress Report: Improving the Stock Price Forecasting Performance of the Bull Flag Heuristic With Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks. IEA/AIE 2000: 617-622

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William Leigh, Noemi M. Paz:
First steps in an evaluation of the dow theory. CATA 1999: 63-64
1994
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Noemi M. Paz, William Leigh, Ralph V. Rogers:
The development of knowledge for maintenance management using simulation. IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern. 24(4): 574-593 (1994)

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