AI summary · arXiv: 2207.10071v1 · q-fin.TR
DDPG based on multi-scale strokes for financial time series trading strategy
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- The paper explores the application of deep reinforcement learning to financial trading strategies
- The authors propose a novel approach called multi-scale stroke deep deterministic policy gradient reinforcement learning model (MSSDDPG)
- MSSDDPG involves extracting a multi-scale feature matrix on multiple time scales of financial time series using Chan Theory
- Experiments were conducted on datasets from Dow Jones, S&P 500 of U.S. stocks, China's CSI 300 and SSE Composite to evaluate the performance of MSSDDPG compared with turtle trading strategy, Deep Q-learning (DQN) reinforcement learning strategy and deep deterministic policy gradient (DDPG) reinforcement learning strategy
- The results show that MSSDDPG outperforms other approaches in China CSI 300 and SSE Composite datasets and achieves outstanding results in Dow Jones and S&P 500 of U.S. stocks
- Overall, this paper presents an innovative approach to address the challenges associated with applying deep reinforcement learning to financial trading strategies by improving returns through extraction of accurate features from multiple time scales of financial time series data
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