2021
DOI: 10.2478/amns.2021.1.00074
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Application of Higher Order Ordinary Differential Equation Model in Financial Investment Stock Price Forecast

Abstract: In order to improve the modelling efficiency in dynamic system prediction, this paper proposes a predictive model based on high-order normal differential equations to model high-order differential data to obtain an explicit model. The high-order constant differential equation model is reduced, and the numerical method is used to solve the predictive value. The results show that the method realises the synchronisation of model establishment and parameter optimisation, and greatly enhances the modelling efficien… Show more

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“…Eventually, modern IPTs have been instilled virtually in all felds for continuous optimization and have forced excellent improvements into the earlier procedures. In [69][70][71][72], the authors have presented the applications of higher-order diferential equations in fnancial and business predictions/forecasts based on the nonlinear and linear types of models. Figure 2 represents the complete structure of the hybrid solver for the singularly perturbed delay model.…”
Section: Learning Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eventually, modern IPTs have been instilled virtually in all felds for continuous optimization and have forced excellent improvements into the earlier procedures. In [69][70][71][72], the authors have presented the applications of higher-order diferential equations in fnancial and business predictions/forecasts based on the nonlinear and linear types of models. Figure 2 represents the complete structure of the hybrid solver for the singularly perturbed delay model.…”
Section: Learning Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%