Enhanced Strongly typed Genetic Programming for Algorithmic Trading

Eva Christodoulaki, Michael Kampouridis, M. Kyropoulou
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This paper proposes a novel strongly typed Genetic Programming (STGP) algorithm that combines Technical (TA) and Sentiment analysis (SA) indicators to produce trading strategies. While TA and SA have been successful when used individually, their combination has not been considered extensively. Our proposed STGP algorithm has a novel fitness function, which rewards not only a tree's trading performance, but also the trading performance of its TA and SA subtrees. To achieve this, the fitness function is equal to the sum of three components: the fitness function for the complete tree, the fitness function of the TA subtree, and the fitness function of the SA subtree. In doing so, we ensure that the evolved trees contain profitable trading strategies that take full advantage of both technical and sentiment analysis. We run experiments on 35 international stocks and compare the STGP's performance to four other GP algorithms, as well as multilayer perceptron, support vector machines, and buy and hold. Results show that the proposed GP algorithm statistically and significantly outperforms all benchmarks and it improves the financial performance of the trading strategies produced by other GP algorithms by up to a factor of two for the median rate of return.
算法交易的增强强类型遗传规划
本文提出了一种新的强类型遗传规划(STGP)算法,该算法结合了技术(TA)和情绪分析(SA)指标来生成交易策略。虽然TA和SA单独使用时取得了成功,但它们的组合尚未得到广泛考虑。我们提出的STGP算法具有新颖的适应度函数,它不仅奖励树的交易绩效,而且奖励其TA和SA子树的交易绩效。为了实现这一点,适应度函数等于三个组成部分的和:完整树的适应度函数、TA子树的适应度函数和SA子树的适应度函数。在这样做的过程中,我们确保进化的树包含有利可图的交易策略,充分利用技术和情绪分析。我们对35只国际股票进行了实验,并将STGP的表现与其他四种GP算法、多层感知器、支持向量机和买入并持有进行了比较。结果表明,所提出的GP算法在统计上显著优于所有基准,并且在中位收益率方面,它将其他GP算法产生的交易策略的财务绩效提高了两倍。
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