Abstract

The research is aimed at implementing the Neural Network algorithm in predicting stock prices using RapidMiner. Historical stock price data is analyzed to train neural network models in identifying patterns and trends that can be used to predict future stock prices. The research phases include data collection, data preprocessing, Neural Network model development, model training, and model performance evaluation. Data used include daily closing prices, trade volumes, and other technical indicators. The data is processed through several stages of preprocesing, including normalization and filling of missing values, before being used to train Neural network models. The model was built with several layers and the number of neurons adjusted based on early experiments to find the optimal configuration. Models are trained using datasets that are divided into training sets and testing sets. The predicted result is compared to the actual value to evaluate the performance of the model. The results showed that the Neural Network model was able to predict stock prices with a fairly high accuracy rate, with an RMSE of 0.989 indicating a low prediction error rate. The research concludes that the Neural Network algorithm implemented in RapidMiner is effective in predicting stock prices and has significant potential to be used in investment decision-making. The use of RapidMiner as a data processing tool has proven to be efficient and facilitating the development and evaluation of predictive models. Keywords: Neural Network, Stock Price Prediction, RapidMiner, Machine Learning, Investment

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