22 research outputs found
Deep Learning for Forecasting Stock Returns in the Cross-Section
Many studies have been undertaken by using machine learning techniques,
including neural networks, to predict stock returns. Recently, a method known
as deep learning, which achieves high performance mainly in image recognition
and speech recognition, has attracted attention in the machine learning field.
This paper implements deep learning to predict one-month-ahead stock returns in
the cross-section in the Japanese stock market and investigates the performance
of the method. Our results show that deep neural networks generally outperform
shallow neural networks, and the best networks also outperform representative
machine learning models. These results indicate that deep learning shows
promise as a skillful machine learning method to predict stock returns in the
cross-section.Comment: 12 pages, 2 figures, 8 tables, accepted at PAKDD 201
Effect on the demand and stock returns: cross-sectional of Big Data and time-series analysis
For reducing the degree of uncertainty caused by constant change in the environment, large, medium or small, private or public organizations must support their decisions in something more than experience or intuition; they must be supported by the development of accurate and reliable forecasts in order to meet the needs in the organization planning tasks. This case study presents a growing company dedicated to the storage of perishable products and incorporates time series forecasting techniques to estimate the volume of storage to foresee the requirements of additional facilities, personnel and materials needed for product mobility
Deep Neural Trading: Comparative Study With Feed Forward, Recurrent and Autoencoder Networks
Algorithmic trading approaches based on news or social network posts claim to outperform classical methods that use only price time series and other economics values. However combining financial time series with news or posts, requires daily huge amount of relevant text which are impracticable to gather in real time, even because the online sources of news and social networks no longer allow unconditional massive download of data. These difficulties have renewed the interest in simpler methods based on financial time series. This work presents a wide experimental comparisons of the performance of 7 trading protocols applied to 27 component stocks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). The buy/sell trading actions are driven by the stock value predictions performed with 3 types of neural network architectures: feed forward, recurrent and autoencoder. Each architecture types in turn has been experimented with different sizes and hyperparameters over all the multivariate time series. The combinations of trading protocols with variants of the 3 neural network types have been in turn applied to time series, varying the input variables from 4 to 17 and the training period from 8 to 16 years while the test period from 1 to 2 years
UÄŤenĂ intervalovÄ› ohodnocenĂ˝ch fuzzy kognitivnĂch map algoritmem PSO pro predikci abnormálnĂch akciovĂ˝ch vĂ˝nosĹŻ
Stock return prediction is considered a challenging task in financial domain. The existence of inherent noise and volatility in daily stock price returns requires a highly complex prediction system. Generalizations of fuzzy systems have shown promising results for this task owing to their ability to handle strong uncertainty in dynamic financial markets. Moreover, financial variables are usually in difficult to interpret causal relationships. To overcome these problems, here we propose an interval-valued fuzzy cognitive map with PSO algorithm learning. This system is suitable for modelling complex nonlinear problems through causal reasoning. As the inputs of the system, we combine causally connected financial indicators and linguistic variables extracted from management discussion in annual reports. Here we show that the proposed method is effective for predicting abnormal stock return. In addition, we demonstrate that this method outperforms fuzzy cognitive maps and adaptive neuro-fuzzy rule-based systems with PSO learning.Predikce vĂ˝nosĹŻ akciĂ je v oblasti financĂ povaĹľována za nároÄŤnou Ăşlohu. Existence inherentnĂho šumu a kolĂsánĂ dennĂch vĂ˝nosĹŻ cen akciĂ vyĹľaduje velmi komplexnĂ predikÄŤnĂ systĂ©m. Generalizace fuzzy systĂ©mĹŻ ukazujĂ slibnĂ© vĂ˝sledky vzhledem k jejich schopnosti modelovat silnou nejistotu na dynamickĂ˝ch finanÄŤnĂch trzĂch. FinanÄŤnĂ promÄ›nnĂ© jsou navĂc obvykle v obtĂĹľnÄ› interpretovatelnĂ˝ch kauzálnĂch vztazĂch. Abychom pĹ™ekonali tyto problĂ©my, navrhujeme zde intervalovou fuzzy kognitivnĂ mapu s uÄŤenĂm pomocĂ PSO algoritmu. Tento systĂ©m je vhodnĂ˝ pro modelovánĂ komplexnĂch nelineárnĂch problĂ©mĹŻ pomocĂ kauzálnĂho usuzovánĂ. Jako vstupy systĂ©mu spojujeme kauzálnÄ› propojenĂ© finanÄŤnĂ ukazatele a jazykovĂ© promÄ›nnĂ©, kterĂ© jsou zĂskávány z diskuse managementu ve vĂ˝roÄŤnĂch zprávách. Ukazujeme, Ĺľe navrhovaná metoda je účinná pro predikci abnormálnĂho vĂ˝nosu akciĂ. NavĂc prokazujeme, Ĺľe tato metoda pĹ™ekonává fuzzy kognitivnĂ mapy a adaptivnĂ systĂ©my zaloĹľenĂ© na neuro-fuzzy pravidlech s PSO uÄŤenĂm