NumHTML: Numeric-Oriented Hierarchical Transformer Model for Multi-task Financial Forecasting
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NumHTML：面向多任务金融预测的数值感知分层 Transformer 模型
- 研究问题
- 在利用业绩电话会议预测股票收益与金融风险时，显式编码数字类别和数量级，能否改善把数字当普通文本处理的模型？
- 方法与思路
- 作者提出数值感知的分层 Transformer，利用对齐的多模态业绩电话会议数据，将金额、时间、百分比等类别及数量级纳入预测。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，在公开真实数据集上，NumHTML 在多项评价指标中显著优于所比较基准，并声称具有实际交易获益潜力。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对收益与风险目标的定义、时间划分、信息可用时点和基准调参公平性，以及增益是否在独立样本和交易成本下成立。
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原文摘要
Financial forecasting has been an important and active area of machine learning research because of the challenges it presents and the potential rewards that even minor improvements in prediction accuracy or forecasting may entail. Traditionally, financial forecasting has heavily relied on quantitative indicators and metrics derived from structured financial statements. Earnings conference call data, including text and audio, is an important source of unstructured data that has been used for various prediction tasks using deep earning and related approaches. However, current deep learning-based methods are limited in the way that they deal with numeric data; numbers are typically treated as plain-text tokens without taking advantage of their underlying numeric structure. This paper describes a numeric-oriented hierarchical transformer model to predict stock returns, and financial risk using multi-modal aligned earnings calls data by taking advantage of the different categories of numbers (monetary, temporal, percentages etc.) and their magnitude. We present the results of a comprehensive evaluation of NumHTML against several state-of-the-art baselines using a real-world publicly available dataset. The results indicate that NumHTML significantly outperforms the current state-of-the-art across a variety of evaluation metrics and that it has the potential to offer significant financial gains in a practical trading context.