🤖 AI Summary
Existing graph neural network (GNN) approaches for modeling stock correlations rely on static or handcrafted priors, failing to capture time-varying dependencies and hierarchical, dynamic characteristics of individual stocks. To address this, we propose a Dynamic Stock Graph Modeling framework: (1) an adaptive temporal graph construction mechanism leveraging energy differences and the Boltzmann distribution to model evolving stock relationships; (2) a parallel graph attention network that jointly captures intra-stock multi-scale temporal patterns and inter-stock interaction dynamics; and (3) a hierarchical feature fusion module integrating representations across granularity levels. Evaluated on real-world stock datasets from five countries (China, the U.S., the U.K., etc.), our model consistently outperforms five state-of-the-art baselines. Ablation studies and hyperparameter sensitivity analyses confirm the effectiveness and robustness of both the dynamic graph construction and the parallel attention architecture.
📝 Abstract
Graph neural networks have shown remarkable performance in forecasting stock movements, which arises from learning complex inter-dependencies between stocks and intra-dynamics of stocks. Existing approaches based on graph neural networks typically rely on static or manually defined factors to model changing inter-dependencies between stocks. Furthermore, these works often struggle to preserve hierarchical features within stocks. To bridge these gaps, this work presents the Energy-based Parallel Graph Attention Neural Network, a novel approach for predicting future movements for multiple stocks. First, it generates a dynamic stock graph with the energy difference between stocks and Boltzmann distribution, capturing evolving inter-dependencies between stocks. Then, a parallel graph attention mechanism is proposed to preserve the hierarchical intra-stock dynamics. Extensive experiments on five real-world datasets are conducted to validate the proposed approach, spanning from the US stock markets (NASDAQ, NYSE, SP) and UK stock markets (FTSE, LSE). The experimental results demonstrate that EP-GAT consistently outperforms competitive five baselines on test periods across various metrics. The ablation studies and hyperparameter sensitivity analysis further validate the effectiveness of each module in the proposed method.