Financial Market Sentiment Prediction Technology and Application Based on Deep Learning Model

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In the real world, there are a variety of situations that require strategy control, that is reinforcement learning, as a method for studying the decision-making and behavioral strategies of intelligence. It has received a lot of research and empirical evidence on its functions and roles and is also a method recognized by scholars. Among them, combining reinforcement learning with sentiment analysis is an important theoretical research direction, but so far there is still relatively little research work about it, and it still has the problems of poor application effect and low accuracy rate. Therefore, in this study, we use the features related to sentiment analysis and deep reinforcement learning and use various algorithms for optimization to deal with the above problems. In this study, a sentiment analysis method incorporating knowledge graphs is designed using the characteristics of the stock trading market. A deep reinforcement learning investment trading strategy algorithm for sentiment analysis combined with knowledge graphs from this study is used in the subsequent experiments. The deep reinforcement learning system combining sentiment analysis and knowledge graph implemented in this study not only analyzes the algorithm from the theoretical aspect but also simulates data from the stock exchange market for experimental comparison and analysis. The experimental results illustrate that the deep reinforcement learning algorithm combining sentiment analysis and knowledge graphs used in this study can achieve better gains than the existing traditional reinforcement learning algorithms and has better practical application value.

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Guo, Y. (2022). Financial Market Sentiment Prediction Technology and Application Based on Deep Learning Model. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/1988396

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