DOI: 10.22215/etd/2019-13721
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Short-term Stock Market Price Trend Prediction Using a Customized Deep Learning System

Abstract: I want to extend thanks to many people, all over the world, who so generously helped me during my Master's degree and contributed to this thesis work. Special mention goes to my supervisors, Dr. Omair Shafiq. During my Master's degree, Dr. Shafiq has always been providing his tremendous academic support. He is enthusiastic in academic, and his attitude encourages me a lot as a researcher working in data science. He also generously provided me funding help to support my trip to CBDCom2019 in Japan, which is the… Show more

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“…This research is supported by Carleton University, in Ottawa, ON, Canada. This research paper has been built based on the thesis [36] of Jingyi Shen, supervised by M. Omair Shafiq at Carleton University, Canada, available at https ://curve .carle ton.ca/52e91 87a-7f71-48ce-bdfe-e3f6a 420e3 1a.…”
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“…This research is supported by Carleton University, in Ottawa, ON, Canada. This research paper has been built based on the thesis [36] of Jingyi Shen, supervised by M. Omair Shafiq at Carleton University, Canada, available at https ://curve .carle ton.ca/52e91 87a-7f71-48ce-bdfe-e3f6a 420e3 1a.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…"Conclusion" section presents the conclusion. This research paper has been built based on Shen [36].…”
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“…The upward and downward fluctuation of the stock price is referred to as volatility. Stocks with higher volatility have a price that fluctuates considerably [17] in either direction over a short period of time [18]. Stocks with low price volatility are less likely to rise or fall dramatically on any given day.…”
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confidence: 99%