MegazordNet: combining statistical and machine learning standpoints for time series forecasting
Angelo Garangau Menezes, Saulo Martiello Mastelini

TL;DR
MegazordNet is a novel framework that combines statistical features with deep learning to improve financial time series forecasting accuracy, outperforming individual statistical and machine learning methods.
Contribution
The paper introduces MegazordNet, a new approach integrating statistical features with deep learning for enhanced stock price prediction.
Findings
Outperforms single statistical and machine learning methods in stock forecasting
Effectively combines statistical features with deep learning models
Achieves better accuracy on S&P 500 stock data
Abstract
Forecasting financial time series is considered to be a difficult task due to the chaotic feature of the series. Statistical approaches have shown solid results in some specific problems such as predicting market direction and single-price of stocks; however, with the recent advances in deep learning and big data techniques, new promising options have arises to tackle financial time series forecasting. Moreover, recent literature has shown that employing a combination of statistics and machine learning may improve accuracy in the forecasts in comparison to single solutions. Taking into consideration the mentioned aspects, in this work, we proposed the MegazordNet, a framework that explores statistical features within a financial series combined with a structured deep learning model for time series forecasting. We evaluated our approach predicting the closing price of stocks in the S&P…
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Taxonomy
TopicsStock Market Forecasting Methods · Time Series Analysis and Forecasting · Forecasting Techniques and Applications
