Brand Radar

04/07/2017

completed rewriting core code. Now 100 percent faster. Going to next stage tests

20/01/2017

First tests have gone well. Moving on to second phase testing.

01/12/2016

We will conduct live tests in the next two weeks

15/11/2016

We have just completed back tests which are looking good.

26/09/2016

Initial tests have begun.

16/08/2016

After 12 months development work we have completely revised our approach. We are now on target to bring out our prototype in October this year

12/08/2015

Social media stock market prediction: it's what our kickstarter is about https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/brandradar/brand-radar

This unique product helps you predict stock market movements through social media sentiment analysis.

11/08/2015

Our product got covered by Finance Magnates today
http://www.financemagnates.com/fintech/data/brand-radar-launches-kickstarter-campaign-for-their-trading-sentiment-tools/

Taking a novel approach to connecting with traders, Brand Radar is launching a Kickstarter campaign to distribute their trading sentiment solution.

05/08/2015

We are almost ready to launch our kickstarter! Here's a sneak peak: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFKZwiWwoVQ

For more information go to brandradar.co.uk

28/07/2015

Here are the 7 Things You Should Know About in 2015 http://brandradar.net/2015/07/22/7-things-to-know-about-social-media-in-2015/

2. The Gif rules supreme In a world that is constantly connected, there is a reason Gifs are the most engaging post type on Google + . These animated pictures allow people to communicate universally because an image (especially a moving one), can communicate 1000 words as well as break language barr…

02/07/2015

Here's an interesting article over what exactly sentiment analysis is, and how twitter can help predict the stock market!
http://www.hedgethink.com/news/whatever-happened-twitter-fund/

There has been a lot of buzz about the use of social media to inform trading and investment decisions in recent years, with some claiming that, if properly

18/05/2015

Compositionality

Anything that deserves to be called a language must contain meaningful expressions built up from other meaningful expressions. How are their complexity and meaning related? The traditional view is that the relationship is fairly tight: the meaning of a complex expression is fully determined by its structure and the meanings of its constituents—once we fix what the parts mean and how they are put together we have no more leeway regarding the meaning of the whole. This is the principle of compositionality, a fundamental presupposition of most contemporary work in semantics. (that's from this source http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compositionality/)

Anything that deserves to be called a language must contain meaningful expressions built up from other meaningful expressions. How are their complexity and meaning related? The traditional view is that the relationship is fairly tight: the meaning of a complex expression is fully determined by its s…