Temporal-Spatial dependencies ENhanced deep learning model (TSEN) for household leverage series forecasting

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2210.08668v1
• Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2022 00:10:25 GMT
• Title: Temporal-Spatial dependencies ENhanced deep learning model (TSEN) for household leverage series forecasting
• Authors: Hu Yang, Yi Huang, Haijun Wang, Yu Chen
• Abstract summary: Analyzing both temporal and spatial patterns for an accurate forecasting model for financial time series forecasting is a challenge. Inspired by the successful applications of deep learning, we propose a new model to resolve the issues of forecasting household leverage in China. Results show that the new approach can capture the temporal-spatial dynamics of household leverage well and get more accurate and solid predictive results.
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• Abstract: Analyzing both temporal and spatial patterns for an accurate forecasting model for financial time series forecasting is a challenge due to the complex nature of temporal-spatial dynamics: time series from different locations often have distinct patterns; and for the same time series, patterns may vary as time goes by. Inspired by the successful applications of deep learning, we propose a new model to resolve the issues of forecasting household leverage in China. Our solution consists of multiple RNN-based layers and an attention layer: each RNN-based layer automatically learns the temporal pattern of a specific series with multivariate exogenous series, and then the attention layer learns the spatial correlative weight and obtains the global representations simultaneously. The results show that the new approach can capture the temporal-spatial dynamics of household leverage well and get more accurate and solid predictive results. More, the simulation also studies show that clustering and choosing correlative series are necessary to obtain accurate forecasting results.

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