Submitted by justundertheblack t3_114elpg in MachineLearning
justundertheblack OP t1_j8wpq8p wrote
Reply to comment by bubudumbdumb in [P] NLP Model for sentiment analysis by justundertheblack
Naah I don't Can you point me towards some resources?
bubudumbdumb t1_j8wtq42 wrote
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/backtesting.asp
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_portfolio_theory
With extreme synthesis :
markets are not stationary environments so you have to expect and mitigate drift. This have implications on the evaluation methodology and on the choice of time series models that can be calibrated with fewer data points.
A strategy to make money in the markets allocate capital on multiple financial instruments using multiple signals therefore the value of a signal is the predictive advantage that it provides when stacked on top of others commonly used signals. If the predictive capability of the news sentiment is easily replicated by a linear combination of cheaply available signals then it's not worth much.
justundertheblack OP t1_j8wuh36 wrote
Trueee I've heard that such models need to be tuned regularly I'll definitely look into it
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