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  • Complex Systems Analysis
  • Statistical Physics
  • Data Science

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  • Real-world complex systems exhibit dynamic interactions, challenging traditional static models.
  • The Kinetic Ising Model offers a framework for pairwise interactions but assumes constancy.
  • Analyzing time-varying interactions is crucial for understanding system behavior.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel modeling approach for time-varying interactions in complex systems.
  • To generalize the Kinetic Ising Model for dynamic interaction analysis.
  • To extract and interpret temporal patterns and predictability from data.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed a Score-Driven methodology, optimizing for information-theoretic criteria.
  • Developed a parameter to quantify local predictability of system dynamics.
  • Introduced a dynamic learning method for parameter estimation from data.
  • Extended the framework to differentiate sources of predictability (endogenous vs. exogenous).

Main Results:

  • The Score-Driven methodology effectively models time-varying interactions.
  • Identified a key parameter directly linked to local predictability.
  • Demonstrated dynamic learning of this parameter without parametric assumptions on system dynamics.
  • Successfully applied the framework to financial markets, social networks, and neuronal populations.

Conclusions:

  • The Score-Driven methodology provides a flexible and data-driven approach to analyze dynamic complex systems.
  • The framework enables real-time interpretation of temporal interaction patterns and predictability.
  • This approach has broad applicability across diverse scientific domains studying complex systems.