• Nem Talált Eredményt

Az eredmények hasznosíthatósága és a jövőbeli kutatási irányok

A dolgozat áttekintést adott az alapvető tudatosság rendszeréről, jellemzőiről a pénz-ügyi instrumentumok szemszögéből. A dolgozat kísérletet tett az alapösszefüggések megtalálására, feltárására. A jelen dolgozatban taglalt kutatási terület széles kutatási lehetőséget nyújt a kutatók számára. Az elsődleges cél az Egyesített Mezőhöz való csat-lakozás feltérképezése, amellyel a gazdaság mélyebb aspektusait, összefüggéseit is meg-ismerhetjük.

Dolgozatom elsődlegesen a nem mély tanulást elősegítő neurális háló alkalmazására irányult, a modellek felismerésére és az összefüggések megjelenítésére. A modell még pontosabb működését mély tanulást elősegítő neurális háló alkalmazásával lehet erősí-teni, így az alapelvek szerint más független adatrendszerekben is adaptálhatóvá válhat.

A tudatosság általam felvázolt modelltípusa a legalapvetőbb összetevőket és azok összefüggéseit használja. A meghatározó, lényeges elemek figyelembevételével építet-tem fel a modellt. A rendszer tovább finomítható mesterséges intelligenciát használó programelemekkel.

A modell, illetve az alkalmazott szelektálási rendszer a gazdaság minden területén használható és továbbfejleszthető vállalati csoporttípustól függetlenül.

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