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Researchers from Princeton, Ant Group, and Stanford introduce AQuA, an agentic framework for quantitative factor discovery and model development.
Researchers from Princeton, Ant Group, and Stanford introduced AQuA, a two-part agentic framework designed to autonomously discover quantitative factors and develop models while limiting evidence leakage.
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