Comparing forecasts of ARMAs and ANNs on OMXS30. Examining from a economic and statistical point of view.

Pilerot, Lars
Waldenbäck Hellman, David
University of Gothenburg/Graduate Schooleng
Göteborgs universitet/Graduate Schoolswe
2017-07-26T07:59:48Z
2017-07-26T07:59:48Z
2017-07-26
MSc in Financesv
Forecasting is of great importance within economics and a vast number of papers have been published on financial forecasting. One of the most used forecasting models in economics is the autoregressive moving average (ARMA). This study compares the ARMA models to artificial neural networks (ANNs). ANNs have proven to be successful in other fields and have increased in popularity with the increase of computing power in recent times. The study includes six different versions of the ARMA model and three different ANNs. These models are examined using statistical and economical measures in order to determine their forecasting performance. The study shows a discrepancy between these two types of performance measures and also shows the difficulty of evaluating a forecast from a financial perspective. The results are inconclusive and dependent on the purpose of the evaluation.sv
http://hdl.handle.net/2077/53125
engsv
Master Degree Projectsv
2017:159sv
SocialBehaviourLaw
forecastingsv
artificial neural networkssv
auto regressive moving averagesv
forecast evaluationsv
Comparing forecasts of ARMAs and ANNs on OMXS30. Examining from a economic and statistical point of view.sv
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