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MTRGL:Effective Temporal Correlation Discerning through Multi-modal Temporal Relational Graph Learning

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arxiv 2401.14199 v2 pith:QFJYLAVV submitted 2024-01-25 cs.LG econ.GNq-fin.ECq-fin.TR

classification cs.LGecon.GNq-fin.ECq-fin.TR
keywords temporalgraphmtrgllearningpairtradingcorrelationdata
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In this study, we explore the synergy of deep learning and financial market applications, focusing on pair trading. This market-neutral strategy is integral to quantitative finance and is apt for advanced deep-learning techniques. A pivotal challenge in pair trading is discerning temporal correlations among entities, necessitating the integration of diverse data modalities. Addressing this, we introduce a novel framework, Multi-modal Temporal Relation Graph Learning (MTRGL). MTRGL combines time series data and discrete features into a temporal graph and employs a memory-based temporal graph neural network. This approach reframes temporal correlation identification as a temporal graph link prediction task, which has shown empirical success. Our experiments on real-world datasets confirm the superior performance of MTRGL, emphasizing its promise in refining automated pair trading strategies.

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