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This paper proposes and demonstrates an approach for the often-attempted problem of market prediction, framed as classification task. We restrict our study to a widely purchased and well recognized commodity, West Texas Intermediate crude oil, which experiences significant volatility. For this purpose, nine learners using features extracted from monthly International Energy Agency (IEA) reports to...
We propose and demonstrate an approach for the often attempted problem of market prediction. We restrict our study to a widely purchased and well recognized commodity, crude oil, which experiences significant volatility. Robust debate exists over the applicability of the weak and semi-strong versions of the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) to financial markets. In this paper we train nine learners...
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