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Claim · 2015-02-25 · publication · Stated in source · Supported

The Bank of England’s One Bank Research Agenda (February 2015) states, under its theme on new data and methods, that artificial intelligence techniques and big data offer ways to find new empirical relationships, and that machine-learning analysis of text has been used to study central-bank policy communication.

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One Bank Research Agenda (discussion paper) → articulates → AI can improve nowcasting and policy analysis

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