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Deep learning models have been shown to be capable of extracting high-level representations from the increasing amount of customer-level data generated via fast-growing financial activities. In financial data, dynamic features that evolve with time are commonly observed. However, such time dependencies are often ignored in classical classification models. In this study, we propose to learn a Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) feature extractor with GRU on credit card payment history to leverage the time dependencies embedded in these dynamic features.

Belief Propagation (BP) decoding provides soft outputs and features high-level parallelism. In this paper, we propose an optimized software BP decoder for polar codes on graphics processing units (GPUs). A full-parallel decoding architecture for codes with length n ≤ 2048 is presented to simultaneously update n/2 processing elements (PEs) within each stage and achieve high on-chip memory utilization by using

In this work, we study the problem of tracking multiple frequency components in a noisy signal using a spectrogram-based method. Previous approaches such as image processing based or hidden Markov model-based methods may not be capable of tracking multiple frequency components, may require extensive training, and may be time-consuming. To address these issues, we propose an accurate and efficient method named Adaptive Multi-Trace Carving (AMTC) for tracking multiple frequency traces by iterative forward and backward dynamic programming and adaptive trace compensation.

Compared with traditional device-to-device (D2D) communication networks, the users in the cache-enabled D2D communication networks can easily obtain their requested contentsfromthenearbyusers,andreducethebackhaulcosts. In this paper, we investigate the caching strategy for the cacheenabled D2D communication networks, with the consideration of caching placement and caching delivery. The content popularity and user mobility are predicted by a machine learning approach of echo state networks (ESNs) in order to determine which content to cache and where to cache.