Titlebook: Machine Learning in Finance; From Theory to Pract Matthew F. Dixon,Igor Halperin,Paul Bilokon Textbook 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Feedforward Neural Networksand statistical learning concepts and explaining how they relate to real-world examples in trading, risk management, and investment management. These applications present challenges for forecasting and model design and are presented as a reoccurring theme throughout the book. This chapter moves towa

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Interpretabilitytes techniques for interpreting a feedforward network, including how to rank the importance of the features. An example demonstrating how to apply interpretability analysis to deep learning models for factor modeling is also presented.

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Probabilistic Sequence Modelingations of the frequentist models in the previous chapters. The fitting procedure demonstrated is also different—the use of Kalman filtering algorithms for state-space models rather than maximum likelihood estimation or Bayesian inference. Simple examples of hidden Markov models and particle filters

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Advanced Neural Networks in financial econometrics. Recurrent neural networks (RNNs) are presented as non-linear time series models and generalize classical linear time series models such as .(.). They provide a powerful approach for prediction in financial time series and generalize to non-stationary data. This chapter al

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Introduction to Reinforcement Learningforcement learning and other approximate methods for solving MDPs. After describing Bellman optimality and iterative value and policy updates before moving to Q-learning, the chapter quickly advances towards a more engineering style exposition of the topic, covering key computational concepts such a

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Frontiers of Machine Learning and Financewe focus here on two broad themes. The first one deals with unification of supervised learning and reinforcement learning as two tasks of perception-action cycles of agents. We outline some recent research ideas in the literature including, in particular, information theory-based versions of reinfor

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