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Neurogest 1.1

This system is the oldest version of Neurogest, completed in January 2003. Neurogest 1.1 is a mixture of expert networks in which a given temporal series of data (stock, index, currency etc...) is segmented into a series of sub-periods. These sub-periods are trained on separately by 20 networks (Recurrent Backprop and Radial Basis Functios networks).

Click to enlarge The input to the system is described in the figure on the left. The networks predict the direction of variation that will occur the next business day by being exposed to a set of inputs comprising not only the given security that is the object of the forecast, but also other index/currency/interest rates that might influence the direction of the market. These raw input data are further modified by applying some Techincal Analysis tools commonly used by institutional investors. This
data is then fed to the different networks. The output of these networks is further refined by three distinct voting procedures, and ultimately
combined into a single decision. This decision is delivered in the form of an estimate (positive or negative) of the direction of variation and the
strength (or confidence) of the prediction.
The forecast that is published on this page is the results of multiple systems (trained with different
parameters and in different time frames) whose decisions are pooled into a final consensus. For more information, feel free to contact us.
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Papers

Neural network forecasting of Canadian GDP growth

Forecasting the 30-year U.S. Treasury Bond with a System of Neural Networks

FORECASTING FINANCIAL MARKETS USING NEURAL NETWORKS: AN ANALYSIS OF METHODS AND ACCURACY

Predicting the stock market

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