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(BigData 2020) Predicting the DJIA with news headlines and historic data using hybrid genetic algorithm/suppor

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Abstract: One important application of Artificial Intelligence(AI) is forecasting stock price in the stock market, as such knowledge is highly useful for investors. We first examined several state-of-the-art AI techniques, including hybrid symbiotic organisms search/feedforward neural network, hybrid genetic algorithm/regression, neuro-fuzzy systems, reasoning neural networks, bidirectional encoder representations from transformers (BERT), and recurrent neural networks. After that, we proposed a new AI model that uses hybrid genetic algorithm/support vector regression and BERT to predict daily closes in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. We found that using headline data may provide an in improvement accuracy with root-mean-squared-errors ranging between 0 and 10.4% lower than without headline data depending on the model used, although further analysis may reveal significant improvements. The code and data used in our model can be found at: https://github.com/bcwarner/djia-gasvr-bert.

Authors: Benjamin Warner, Aaron Crook and Renzhi Cao (Pacific Lutheran University, USA)

Email: warnerbc@plu.edu, crookaj@plu.edu, caora@plu.edu

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Ben Warner is a Dual Degree Engineering student at Washington University in St. Louis pursuing a BS in Computer Engineering and an MS in Computer Science. He previously attended Pacific Lutheran University, where he worked on a BA in Computer Science.

Aaron Crook is a Computer Science student at Pacific Lutheran University. He is currently a Junior, and is considering pursuing a data science minor.
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