Optimization of Data Requests Timing by Working with Matrixes under MSAccess Environment
Journal Title: Database Systems Journal - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper is going to emphasize an optimised code in order to manage matrix calculus under MSAccess. The economic impact of using such a method is the optimal cost-benefit solution, and optimised timing for data management. As well, matrix calculus is the base of Variance-Covariance method used by financial corporations as an advanced method for estimation of market risk movements with direct impact over the capital required by prudential bodies.
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Alexandru ATOMEI
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