The database created at HSE University can serve as a foundation for studying children’s eating habits. This is outlined in the study ‘The Influence of Age, Gender, and Social-Role Factors on Children’s Compliance with Age-Based Nutritional Norms: An Experimental Study Using the Dish-I-Wish Web Application.’ The work has been carried out as part of the HSE Basic Research Programme and was presented at the XXVI April International Academic Conference named after Evgeny Yasin.
A team of researchers from the HSE International Research and Educational Foresight Centre has examined how global trends affect the quality of human life—from life expectancy to professional fulfilment. The findings of the study titled ‘Human Capital Transformation under the Influence of Global Trends’ were published in Foresight.
Researchers at the HSE Faculty of Computer Science benchmarked more than 200,000 model configurations for predicting financial asset prices and realised volatility, showing that performance can be improved by filtering out noise at specific frequencies in advance. This technique increased accuracy in 65% of cases. The authors also developed their own algorithm, which achieves accuracy comparable to that of the best models while requiring less computational power. The study has been published in Applied Soft Computing.
Akhmetov R., Pankova V., Солнцев О. Г. et al., , in: Risk Assessment and Financial Regulation in Emerging Markets' Banking: Trends and Prospects.: Springer, 2021. P. 287–308.
This paper seeks to determine the optimal volume of international currency reserves of the Bank of Russia to prevent adverse fluctuations of the Russian ruble exchange rate, causing a threat to financial stability. We create a system of models, taking into account the linkages between the dynamics of exchange rate and the behavior of economic ...