The book divides into four parts. Part I introduces machine learning in finance, tracing its history. Part II covers practical aspects like model implementation, laden with formulas. Part III details supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning in asset management with case studies. Part IV tackles ethics, regulations, risk, and future trends, aiming for a holistic understanding.
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