2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2021.126160
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Theory and applications of financial chaos index

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“…Altinay and Kozak proposed there were many nonlinear algorithms, mainly including time series, Kalman filter, adaptive fuzzy logic, artificial neural network, grey prediction, wavelet analysis, and chaos theory algorithms [ 2 ]. Ataei et al proposed among them, the chaos theory algorithm was first used to analyze atmospheric convection and then gradually applied to sports-related industries [ 3 ]. Chen and Yang proposed through dimensionality reduction analysis that the theoretical algorithm makes a “short analysis” of “continuous data,” which can analyze massive sports data, standardize the nonlinear and irregular fitness needs, calculate the aggregation degree and spatial distribution standard of the sports industry, and provide support for the spatial governance decision-making of the sports industry [ 4 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Altinay and Kozak proposed there were many nonlinear algorithms, mainly including time series, Kalman filter, adaptive fuzzy logic, artificial neural network, grey prediction, wavelet analysis, and chaos theory algorithms [ 2 ]. Ataei et al proposed among them, the chaos theory algorithm was first used to analyze atmospheric convection and then gradually applied to sports-related industries [ 3 ]. Chen and Yang proposed through dimensionality reduction analysis that the theoretical algorithm makes a “short analysis” of “continuous data,” which can analyze massive sports data, standardize the nonlinear and irregular fitness needs, calculate the aggregation degree and spatial distribution standard of the sports industry, and provide support for the spatial governance decision-making of the sports industry [ 4 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%