2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2007.02.084
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Fuzzy time-series based on Fibonacci sequence for stock price forecasting

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“…Pada FTS yang digunakan adalah himpunan fuzzy sebagai suatu kelas bilangan dengan batasan yang samar, atau dengan kata lain, prediksi dalam sistem fuzzy yang digunakan bukan nilai riil melainkan nilai linguistik. Dengan kata lain metode FTS tidak hanya bergantung pada asumsi data stasioner terhadap ragam ataupun rata-rata, sedangkan metode time series konvensional lainnya membutuhkan lebih banyak data historis yang menyebar normal (Chen et al,, 2007).…”
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“…Pada FTS yang digunakan adalah himpunan fuzzy sebagai suatu kelas bilangan dengan batasan yang samar, atau dengan kata lain, prediksi dalam sistem fuzzy yang digunakan bukan nilai riil melainkan nilai linguistik. Dengan kata lain metode FTS tidak hanya bergantung pada asumsi data stasioner terhadap ragam ataupun rata-rata, sedangkan metode time series konvensional lainnya membutuhkan lebih banyak data historis yang menyebar normal (Chen et al,, 2007).…”
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“…To improve the fuzzy time series model in constructing fuzzy relationships, forecasting and defuzzifing the forecasting output, Chen [21] modified the models by using simple algebraic operation in [1][2][3]. Chen introduced the Fibonacci sequence into the fuzzy time series, and testified the validity of the model [22]. Lee presented some high-order models based on two-factors and genetic simulated annealing techniques [23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In stock index prediction, some works deal with level forecasting using fuzzy logic (Huarng, 2001a(Huarng, , 2001bYu, 2005aYu, , 2005bHuarng & Yu, 2005, 2006Chen, Cheng & Teoh, 2007Chu et al, 2009) and hybrid models with rough sets (Teoh et al, , 2009, Markov chain concept (Wang, Cheng & Hsu, 2010), or neural networks (Cheng, Wei & Chen, 2009;Yu & Huarng, 2008Boyacioglu & Avci, 2010), but none of them deals with forecasts on the direction/sign of the changes in price levels. In addition, according to Leung, Daouk, & Chen (2000), forecasting strategies based on levels seem to be less profitable than forecasting strategies based on the change of direction/sign of a stock index.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%