Future Research Topics#
Related Topics#
- Optimal Execution
Optimal liquidation or acqurization within 15-30 minutes with agent trained on the simulated environment.
- Optimal Scheduling with Predicted Trading Volume
In vwap strategies, split the task into smaller sizes according to the predicted trading volume.
- Order-flow Generating
Mathematical Perspective: Order flow as a general spatial point process
Time-series Forecasting for Order Flow
Order Flow Generating by Large Language Models
- Representation Learning
Representation Learning for the States/Observations
In the Optimal Execution, e.g. the all snapshots of limit order book in the past 30 seconds.
VAE, GAN and other encoder models.
- Price Impact Research through Market Clearing
Mathematical Perspective: Market clearing as a deterministic operator acting on the distributions of buy and sell orders.
Calculate the price impact without the assumption of impact function
- Indirect Market Impact
Agent’s Impact on Triggering the Modification of other Agents’ Actions
Different from the price impact, which is the direct maret impact.
- Agent Based Modelling/Simulation
Generative adversarial network approach simulation
Market Simulation
- Recover Trader’s Reward Function
Recover Trader’s Reward Function by Inverse RL
- Unsupervised Environment Design
Adversarial Learning by the differentiable environment
Related Papers#
- Related Sections
Simulated Markets
Learning Trading Strategies
Forecasting Financial Data
- ICAIF2022
- Mid Related
Market Making under Order Stacking Framework: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach
Graph and tensor-train recurrent neural networks for high-dimensional models of limit order books
Computationally Efficient Feature Significance and Importance for Predictive Models
LaundroGraph: Self-Supervised Graph Representation Learning for Anti-Money Laundering
Deep Hedging: Continuous Reinforcement Learning for Hedging of General Portfolios across Multiple Risk Aversions
Efficient Calibration of Multi-Agent Simulation Models from Output Series with Bayesian Optimization
- ICAIF2021
- Mid Related
Deep Q-learning market makers in a multi-agent simulated stock market
FinRL: deep reinforcement learning framework to automate trading in quantitative finance
Sig-wasserstein GANs for time series generation
Agent-based markets: equilibrium strategies and robustness
Intelligent trading systems: a sentiment-aware reinforcement learning approach
High frequency automated market making algorithms with adverse selection risk control via reinforcement learning
- Low Realted
An automated portfolio trading system with feature preprocessing and recurrent reinforcement learning
Monte carlo tree search for trading and hedging
Visual time series forecasting: an image-driven approach
Trading via selective classification
Timing is money: the impact of arrival order in beta-bernoulli prediction markets
An agent-based model of strategic adoption of real-time payments
FinRL-podracer: high performance and scalable deep reinforcement learning for quantitative finance
Stability effects of arbitrage in exchange traded funds: an agent-based model
- ICAIF2020
- Mid Related
A tabular sarsa-based stock market agent
Dynamic prediction length for time series with sequence to sequence network
- OMI Research Newsletter
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- Other related papers
StockGAN: Robust Stock Price Prediction Using GAN Algorithm.
Deep Reinforcement Learning in Agent Based Financial Market Simulation
Many learning agents interacting with an agent-based market model
from OMI Research Newsletter – April 2023
Related Techniques#
- Transformers
- Time Series Forecasting with Transformers
- Transformer in Low Signal-noise Ratio System
Sparse Transfomer: Generating Long Sequences with Sparse Transformers
- Unsupervised Environment Design
- Behavior Cloning
Related Issues#
- Hard to generalize. There might be several reasons jointly contribute to this situation:
The signal-to-noise ratio of financial market data is much lower than that of other artificial intelligence fields.
The financial market is not a closed system and will evolve on its own.
The financial market is a derivative of the economy and therefore can be impacted by external factors.