Integrating Generative AI into Financial Market Prediction for Improved Decision Making

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Auteurs principaux: Che, Chang, Huang, Zengyi, Li, Chen, Zheng, Haotian, Tian, Xinyu
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author Che, Chang
Huang, Zengyi
Li, Chen
Zheng, Haotian
Tian, Xinyu
author_facet Che, Chang
Huang, Zengyi
Li, Chen
Zheng, Haotian
Tian, Xinyu
contents This study provides an in-depth analysis of the model architecture and key technologies of generative artificial intelligence, combined with specific application cases, and uses conditional generative adversarial networks ( cGAN ) and time series analysis methods to simulate and predict dynamic changes in financial markets. The research results show that the cGAN model can effectively capture the complexity of financial market data, and the deviation between the prediction results and the actual market performance is minimal, showing a high degree of accuracy.
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spellingShingle Integrating Generative AI into Financial Market Prediction for Improved Decision Making
Che, Chang
Huang, Zengyi
Li, Chen
Zheng, Haotian
Tian, Xinyu
Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
This study provides an in-depth analysis of the model architecture and key technologies of generative artificial intelligence, combined with specific application cases, and uses conditional generative adversarial networks ( cGAN ) and time series analysis methods to simulate and predict dynamic changes in financial markets. The research results show that the cGAN model can effectively capture the complexity of financial market data, and the deviation between the prediction results and the actual market performance is minimal, showing a high degree of accuracy.
title Integrating Generative AI into Financial Market Prediction for Improved Decision Making
topic Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.03523