Abstract
The motivation for this research paper is the application of two novel models in the prediction of crude oil index. The first model is a generic deep belief network and the second model is an adaptive neural fuzzy inference system. Furthermore we have to emphasize on the second contribution in this paper which is the use of an extensive number of inputs including mixed and autoregressive inputs. Both proposed methodologies have been used in the past in different problems such as face recognition, prediction of chromosome anomalies etch, providing higher outputs than usual. For comparison purposes, the forecasting statistical and empirical accuracy of models is benchmarked with traditional strategies such as a naive strategy, a moving average convergence divergence model and an autoregressive moving average model. As it turns out, the proposed novel techniques produce higher statistical and empirical results outperforming the other linear models. Concluding first time such research work brings such outstanding outputs in terms of forecasting oil markets.
Highlights
IntroductionResearchers have used a massive amount of linear and nonlinear models to capture the correct direction of oil contracts but this seems to hide an error which is quite high
Numerous studies have documented that forecasting oil is not an easy task
For overpassing the previous obstacles we decide to take in consideration two hi-tech tools named Deep Beliefs networks and adaptive neural fuzzy inference system in terms of forecasting crude oil closing prices
Summary
Researchers have used a massive amount of linear and nonlinear models to capture the correct direction of oil contracts but this seems to hide an error which is quite high. For overpassing the previous obstacles we decide to take in consideration two hi-tech tools named Deep Beliefs networks and adaptive neural fuzzy inference system in terms of forecasting crude oil closing prices. From literature aspect these models are giving better forecast accuracy and at the same time are easier and extremely fast to process.
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