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Deep Learning in Hilbert Spaces: New Frontiers in Algorithmic Trading

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Deep Learning in Hilbert Spaces: New Frontiers in Algorithmic Trading

Deep Learning in Hilbert Spaces: New Frontiers in Algorithmic Trading (The Artificial Edge: Quantitative Trading Strategies with Python) by Jamie Flux
English | September 24, 2024 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0DHV2GRLG | 351 pages | PDF | 7.09 Mb

This book delves into the fusion of advanced mathematical concepts and cutting-edge deep learning techniques to transform algorithmic trading. By extending deep learning models into Hilbert spaces—complete infinite-dimensional spaces endowed with inner products—the book presents a novel framework for handling the complex, high-dimensional data inherent in financial markets. This approach opens new avenues for modeling and predicting market behaviors with greater accuracy and computational efficiency.
Main Topics:

Foundations of Hilbert Spaces in Financial Modeling: This section introduces the core principles of Hilbert spaces and their applicability to finance, explaining how infinite-dimensional spaces can model complex financial phenomena more effectively than traditional finite-dimensional methods.

Extending Deep Learning Architectures to Hilbert Spaces: Exploring how standard deep learning models like neural networks can be generalized to operate within Hilbert spaces, enabling the processing of functional data and continuous-time signals crucial for high-frequency trading.

Kernel Methods and Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Spaces (RKHS): Discussing the role of RKHS in enhancing machine learning models, particularly in capturing nonlinear relationships in financial data through kernel functions that map inputs into higher-dimensional Hilbert spaces.