Stock price pattern recognition-a recurrent neural network approach
By K. Kamijo, T. Tanigawa. 1990
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- Lean Yu
- Kyoung-jae Kim
- Kin Keung Lai
- Shouyang Wang
- Omer Berat Sezer
- Huanhuan Chen
- Jiahong Li
- Ping-Feng Pai
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- A hybrid ARIMA and support vector machines model in stock price forecasting (2005, methodology): “Kamijo and Tanigawa [2] developed a pattern recognition technique to predict the stock prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.”
- Evolving Least Squares Support Vector Machines for Stock Market Trend Mining (2009, methodology): “Besides the MLFNN, other neural network types, such as probabilistic neural network (PNN) [13-15] recurrent neural network (RNN) [16-17] are also applied to stock market price prediction.”
- AN INVESTIGATION OF THE HYBRID FORECASTING MODELS FOR STOCK PRICE VARIATION IN TAIWAN (2004, unknown): “文獻探討 國內外有許多針對股價預測之文獻,主要研究 方向可分為大盤走勢分析、類股與產業分析、各股 股價預測、以及分析方法與影響股價因子關係之研 究四類,本研究主要是根據大盤指數作未來走勢之 預測。而本節將針對國內外之股價預測相關文獻作 一整理與回顧。 2.1 國外股價預測之文獻 Lapedes [18]使用倒傳遞類神經網路預測每週 收盤指數,所得預測之正確率為 61%高於移動平均 法的 53%。Kimoto與 Asakawa [16]運用倒傳遞類 神經網路以技術性與經濟性指標作為輸入變數,結 果顯示正確率達 98%。Kamijo與 Tanigawa [15]利 用類神經網路以過去三年 K 線圖”
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- Genetic algorithms approach to feature discretization in artificial neural networks for the prediction of stock price index (2000, methodology): “In particular, the existence of continuous data and large amount of data may pose a challenging task to explicit concepts extraction from the raw data due to the huge amount of data space determined by continuous features (Liu & Setiono, 1996).”
- Sentiment-aware stock market prediction: A deep learning method (2017, background): “This early work [23] is among the first a few which use recurrent neural nets to predict stock prices, [24] instead reported a volatility forecasting model, [25] incorporated public mood data in the up and down direction prediction of market fund Dow Jones Industrial Average.”
- Deep Direct Reinforcement Learning for Financial Signal Representation and Trading (2017, background): “In the context of the stock data learning, various feature representation strategies have been proposed from multiple views [20]–[22].”
- Automated trading with performance weighted random forests and seasonality (2014, background): “Since then, a plethora of research has attempted to find predictive rules for US (Refenes, Zapranis, & Francis, 1995; Enke & Thawornwong, 2005), Japanese (Kamijo & Tanigawa, 1990) and many other stock prices as well as a multitude of other financial assets (Chen, Leung, & Daouk, 2003; Cheng, Wanger,”
- Financial time series forecasting using support vector machines (2003, background): “The early days of these studies focused on application of ANNs to stock market prediction (for instance [2] [6] [11] [13] [19] [23]).”
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