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    Title: 依稀疏迴歸模型檢驗硬情緒:基於指數報酬的可預測性
    In Search of Index Return Predictability: Based On Sparse Predictive Regressions With Hard Information
    Authors: 林彣珊
    Lin, Wen-Shan
    Contributors: 江彌修
    Chiang, Mi-Hsiu
    林彣珊
    Lin, Wen-Shan
    Keywords: 稀疏迴歸模型
    特徵生成
    硬情緒
    Sparse regression model
    Feature generation
    Hard sentiment
    Date: 2021
    Issue Date: 2021-08-04 14:49:46 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 近年來有許多學者提出投資人情緒對金融市場的趨勢改變有很大的關係,亦透過建構情緒指標來驗證變數情緒討論有助於幫助市場趨勢預測的準確度提升;而金融市場受到各種不同面向的變數影響,也導致市場趨勢預測更加複雜、困難,近年來也有許多文獻討論預測市場趨勢的模型,其中以機器學習訓練模型,能處理巨量的高維度資料,有效解決傳統迴歸模型在變數增加預測能力下降的問題,在預測上有更好的表現。因此本研究以稀疏迴歸模型作為預測模型,透過挑選隱含投資人情緒的硬資訊作為變數討論,來驗證稀疏迴歸規模型有助於篩選資訊,減少模型內變數數量,在多變數的情況下能提升預測準確度;除此之外,亦透過稀疏迴歸模型的懲罰項特性,來探討所萃取出來的特徵是否有一致性,能幫助投資人更準確的掌握隱含情緒異象的硬資訊。
    In recent years, many scholars have pointed out that investor sentiment has a great relationship with changes in financial market trends, and the construction of sentiment indicators to verify variable sentiment discussions can help improve the accuracy of market trend forecasting; financial markets are subject to various aspects. The influence of the variables in the market has also made market trend prediction more complicated and difficult. In recent years, there have been many articles discussing models for predicting market trends. Among them, machine learning training models can handle huge amounts of high-dimensional data, effectively solving the increasing variables of traditional regression models. The problem of declining forecasting ability has better performance in forecasting. Therefore, this study uses a sparse regression model as a predictive model. By selecting hard information that implies investor sentiment as a variable discussion, it is verified that the sparse regression can help filter information and reduce the number of variables in the model and improve the accuracy of prediction. In addition, the penalty feature of the sparse regression model is also used to explore whether the extracted features are consistent, which can help investors more accurately grasp hard information that implies emotional anomalies.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    金融學系
    108352005
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0108352005
    Data Type: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU202100650
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