基于蚁群的方法从Twitter上收集的情绪预测股市走势

S. Bouktif, M. Awad
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情绪状态描述(POMS)及其变体已在许多现实世界中被用于评估个体行为和测量情绪。Twitter和Facebook等社交网络被认为是收集用户情绪测量的宝贵研究来源。特别是,我们在本文中受到了最近从Twitter上收集的代表公众情绪的属性预测股市走势的工作的启发。本文在单模型组合的基础上,对同一股票市场问题建立了一个新的预测模型。我们提出的构建这种模型的方法同时提高了性能和可解释性。通过可解释性,我们指的是模型解释其预测的能力。我们使用蚁群优化算法实现我们的方法,并使用自定义贝叶斯分类器作为单个模型。我们将我们的方法与最好的贝叶斯单一模型、从所有可用数据中学习的模型、bagging和boosting算法进行比较。检验结果表明,该模型对股票市场的预测效果优于其他方法。
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Ant colony based approach to predict stock market movement from mood collected on Twitter
The Profile of Mood States (POMS) and its variations have been used in many real world contexts to assess individuals behavior and measure mood. Social Networks such as Twitter and Facebook are considered precious research sources of collecting user mood measurements. In particular, we are inspired in this paper, by recent work on the prediction of the stock market movement from attributes representing the public mood collected from Twitter. In this paper, we build a new prediction model for the same stock market problem based on single models combination. Our proposed approach to build such model is simultaneously promoting performance and interpretability. By interpretability, we mean the ability of a model to explain its predictions. We implement our approach using Ant Colony Optimization algorithm and we use customized Bayesian Classifiers as single models. We compare our approach against the best Bayesian single model, model learned from all the available data, bagging and boosting algorithms. Test results indicate that the proposed model for stock market prediction performs better than those derived by alternatives approaches.
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