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Algorithmic Trading Using Machine Learning and Neural Network

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Machine learning models are becoming progressively predominant in the algorithmic trading paradigm. It is known that a helpful data is taking cover behind the noisy and enormous information that can give us better understanding on the capital markets. There are multiple issues, which are prevalent as of now by including the overfitting model, irrelevant/noisy data used for training models due to which the efficiency of the existing models fail. In addition to these problems, the existing authors are facing issues with the dispersion of daily data, poor presentation, and the problems faced with too much or too little data information. The main objective in this undertaking is to discover a technique that choose gainful stocks ordinarily by mining the public information. To accomplish this, various models are assembled to foresee the everyday return of a stock from a lot of features. These features are built to be more dependent on the cited and outside information that is accessible before the forecast date. Numerous sorts of calculations are utilized for anticipating/forecasting. When considering machine learning, regression model is implemented. Neural networks, as a wise information mining strategy and profound learning methods are valuable in learning complex types of information by utilizing the models of regulated learning, where it progressively learns through datasets and experience. Because of high volumes of information produced in capital markets, machines would master different designs, which in turn makes sensibly great predictions. In the current proposed venture, LSTM model is utilized through RMS prop optimization for anticipating future stock estimations. Also, feed forward multi-layer perceptron (MLP) is utilized along with recurrent network to foresee an organization’s stock worth by depending on its stock share price history. The cycle in the financial exchange is clearly with a ton of vulnerability, so it is profoundly influenced by a great deal of numerous elements. Nonetheless, the outcomes acquired show that the neural networks will outperform the existing one-dimensional models.

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Agarwal, D., Sheth, R., Shekokar, N. (2021). Algorithmic Trading Using Machine Learning and Neural Network. In: Pandian, A., Fernando, X., Islam, S.M.S. (eds) Computer Networks, Big Data and IoT. Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies, vol 66. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0965-7_33

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