Colombian paper recommends using neural networks in yield curve forecasts

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Neural networks - a method of processing that mirrors the human brain - can help forecast yield curves, according to a working paper published by the Central Bank of Colombia today.

The paper - Forecasting Latin-American yield curves: An artificial neural network approach, by Daniel Vela - explores the predictive power of different methodologies used to forecast yield curves in Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Chile.

Neural networks, characterised by a high degree of interconnection, are "an analogy

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