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A neural evolutionary approach to financial modeling

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This paper presents an approach to the joint optimization of neural network structure and weights which can take advantage of backpropagation as a specialized decoder. The approach has been applied to a financial problem, whereby a factor model capturing the mutual relationships among several financial instruments is sought for. A sample application of such a model to statistical arbitrage is also presented.

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GECCO '06: Proceedings of the 8th annual conference on Genetic and evolutionary computation
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  1. evolutionary algorithms
  2. financial modeling
  3. neural networks
  4. statistical arbitrage

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