July 07, 2003

Spring Research Report

This is a report of the research done over spring quarter of 2003. It describes my initial observations, tentative research plan, and goals for the summer. I have included some useful pieces of information from both computer science and economics papers. I have also incorporated several ideas drawn from discussions with my advisor, Chris Manning.

Contents

1. Problem Formulation
2. Defining the Prediction Task
    2.1. The Nature of Stock Prediction
    2.2. Techniques
3. Economics Considerations
    3.1. The Nature of Stock Prices
    3.2. The Efficient Market Hypothesis
    3.3. Traders Viewpoint
4. Practical to-do list
    4.1. Dataset
    4.2. Prediction Algorithm
    4.3. Extensions and ideas
5. References

My research project for this summer is to design an algorithm to do sentiment classification of financial news articles…

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Posted by Dan at 09:03 PM
Comments

Maybe I'll read this later tonight when I'm trying to procrastinate my project.

Otherwise:
looooooooooooooooooooooong!!! sob

Posted by Dae-Ho at July 8, 2003 10:38 AM

What about going back in time to train for attribution, rather than prediction?
I mean:
1. get a stock that went up on a given day
2. find all the articles published the previous day? (week?) related to the given stock
3. see if you can attribute the price change to the articles

Posted by Muta Ceva at July 23, 2003 06:01 PM

This looks great! I can't wait for the results…

Posted by Marissa at August 6, 2003 12:56 PM
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