OPTIMIZED DEEP LEARNING MODEL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE FEATURE EXTRACTION TO PREDICT TREND IN STOCK MARKET

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Abstract

Predicting stock trends is a complex task influenced by various factors such as market sentiment, economic indicators, and company performance. Analysts often employ technical analysis, studying historical price patterns and trading volumes, as well as fundamental analysis, assessing financial statements and industry trends. Deep Learning models have also gained popularity for predicting stock trends, using algorithms to identify patterns and relationships in large datasets. Deep learning algorithms, particularly neural networks, excel at recognizing intricate patterns and relationships within complex datasets, making them well-suited for predicting stock prices, identifying trends, and managing risk. Hence, this paper proposed a Bird Swarm Optimization ARIMA LSTM (BSO-ARIMA-DL) model for stock trend prediction. The proposed BSO-ARIMA-DL model performance is applied in the company datasets Apple, Amazon, and Infosys for stock trend prediction. With the proposed BSO-ARIMA-DL model features are optimized for the identification of features in the dataset for the evaluation of optimal features. Upon the estimation of features, the ARIMA model with the LSTM architecture is implemented for the stock trend analysis. The proposed BSO-ARIMA-DL model deep learning model is implemented for the stock trend prediction in the companies. The results demonstrated that the proposed BSO-ARIMA-DL model exhibits a minimal error of ~10% minimal to the conventional ARIMA model.

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Deepika, N., & NirupamaBhat, M. (2024). OPTIMIZED DEEP LEARNING MODEL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE FEATURE EXTRACTION TO PREDICT TREND IN STOCK MARKET. In Transactions of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects Part A: International Journal of Maritime Engineering (Vol. 1, pp. A61–A74). University of Buckingham Press. https://doi.org/10.5750/ijme.v1i1.1338

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