Revolutionising financial portfolio management: the non-stationary transformer's fusion of macroeconomic indicators and sentiment analysis in a deep reinforcement learning framework
Authors
Liu, YuchenMikriukov, Daniil
Tjahyadi, Owen Christopher
Li, Gangmin
Payne, Terry R.
Yue, Yong
Siddique, Kamran
Man, Ka Lok
Affiliation
Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool UniversityUniversity of Liverpool
University of Bedfordshire
University of Alaska Anchorage
Issue Date
2023-12-28Subjects
portfolio management (PM)deep reinforcement learning (DRL)
non-stationary transformer
sequential processing
data heterogeneity
market uncertainty
diverse knowledge integration
multimodal learning
Subject Categories::N390 Finance not elsewhere classified
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In the evolving landscape of portfolio management (PM), the fusion of advanced machine learning techniques with traditional financial methodologies has opened new avenues for innovation. Our study introduces a cutting-edge model combining deep reinforcement learning (DRL) with a non-stationary transformer architecture. This model is designed to decode complex patterns in financial time-series data, enhancing portfolio management strategies with deeper insights and robustness. It effectively tackles the challenges of data heterogeneity and market uncertainty, key obstacles in PM. Our approach integrates key macroeconomic indicators and targeted news sentiment analysis into its framework, capturing a comprehensive picture of market dynamics. This amalgamation of varied data types addresses the multifaceted nature of financial markets, enhancing the model’s ability to navigate the complexities of asset management. Rigorous testing demonstrates the model’s efficacy, highlighting the benefits of blending diverse data sources and sophisticated algorithmic approaches in mastering the nuances of PM.Citation
Liu Y, Mikriukov D, Tjahyadi OC, Li G, Payne TR, Yue Y, Siddique K, Man KL (2024) 'Revolutionising financial portfolio management: the non-stationary transformer's fusion of macroeconomic indicators and sentiment analysis in a deep reinforcement learning framework', Applied Sciences, 14 (1), 274Publisher
MDPIJournal
Applied SciencesAdditional Links
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2076-3417EISSN
2076-3417Sponsors
This work is partially supported by the XJTLU AI University Research Centre and the Jiangsu Province Engineering Research Centre of Data Science and Cognitive Computation at XJTLU. It is also partially funded by the Suzhou Municipal Key Laboratory for Intelligent Virtual Engineering (SZS2022004), as well as by the funding: XJTLU-REF-21-01-002 and the XJTLU Key Program Special Fund (KSF-A-17).ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.3390/app14010274
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