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Statistical learning models have profoundly changed the rules of trading on the stock exchange. Quantitative analysts try to utilise them predict potential profits and risks in a better manner. However, the available studies are mostly focused on testing the increasingly complex machine learning...
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This study extends previous work applying unsupervised machine learning to commodity markets. "Clustering Commodity Markets in Space and Time" [DOI: 10.1016/j.resourpol.2021.102162] examined returns and volatility in commodity markets. That paper supported the conventional ontology of commodity...
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Instead of relying solely on data of a single time series it is possible to use information of parallel, similar time series to improve prediction quality. Our data set consists of microeconomic data of daily store deposits from a large number of different stores. We analyze how prediction...
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TThe rapid development of machine learning (ML) provides new tools for predicting financial-economic time series. However, this paper argues that, from the perspective of time series, ML prediction is merely a one-step static forecasting, which is usually good but of limited use. This study...
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Forecasting plays an essential role in energy economics. With new challenges and use cases in the energy system, forecasts have to meet more complex requirements, such as increasing temporal and spatial resolution of data. The concept of machine learning can meet these requirements by providing...
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This paper extends the machine learning methods developed in Han et al. (2019) for forecasting cross-sectional stock returns to a time-series context. The methods use the elastic net to refine the simple combination return forecast from Rapach et al. (2010). In a time-series application focused...
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We employ forty-seven different algorithms to forecast Australian log real house prices and growth rates, and compare their ability to produce accurate out-of-sample predictions. The algorithms, which are specified in both single- and multi-equation frameworks, consist of traditional time-series...
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In this paper we adopt a principal components analysis (PCA) to reduce the dimensionality of the term structure and employ autoregressive models (AR) to forecast principal components which, in turn, are used to forecast swap rates. Arguing in favor of structural variation, we propose data...
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In this paper, we analyze the forecasting performance of several parametric extensions of the popular Dynamic Nelson-Siegel (DNS) model for the yield curve. Our focus is on the role of additional and time-varying decay parameters, conditional heteroscedasticity, and macroeconomic variables. We...
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