A Combination Model Based on Sequential General Variational Mode Decomposition Method for Time Series Prediction
Wei Chen, Yuanyuan Yang, Jianyu Liu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel SGVMD-ARIMA combination model for financial time series prediction, demonstrating superior accuracy over traditional models through empirical testing on sales data.
Contribution
The paper proposes a new non-linear combination model based on sequential general variational mode decomposition for improved financial time series forecasting.
Findings
The combination model outperforms single models like ARIMA and LSTM.
It shows universal advantages over traditional decomposition models.
The model improves prediction accuracy within the prediction interval.
Abstract
Accurate prediction of financial time series is a key concern for market economy makers and investors. The article selects online store sales and Australian beer sales as representatives of non-stationary, trending, and seasonal financial time series, and constructs a new SGVMD-ARIMA combination model in a non-linear combination way to predict financial time series. The ARIMA model, LSTM model, and other classic decomposition prediction models are used as control models to compare the accuracy of different models. The empirical results indicate that the constructed combination prediction model has universal advantages over the single prediction model and linear combination prediction model of the control group. Within the prediction interval, our proposed combination model has improved advantages over traditional decomposition prediction control group models.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Sensor and Control Systems · Advanced Algorithms and Applications
MethodsSigmoid Activation · Tanh Activation · Long Short-Term Memory
