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In recent years, the importance of algorithmic trading in financial markets has surged, leading to significant attention on machine learning and deep learning techniques. These technologies help process and analyze vast amounts of data to make trading decisions. However, financial data is susceptible to various types of noise, which can negatively impact model performance. Therefore, this course will cover how to correct corrupted data using denoising autoencoders.<\/p>\n

1. Overview of Algorithmic Trading<\/h2>\n

1.1 What is Algorithmic Trading?<\/h3>\n

Algorithmic trading is a method of executing trades automatically according to predefined conditions through computer programs. This allows for more consistent and accurate trading compared to decisions based on human emotions or intuition. Algorithmic trading includes high-frequency trading (HFT), daily trading, and long-term investment strategies.<\/p>\n

1.2 The Role of Machine Learning and Deep Learning<\/h3>\n

Machine learning and deep learning are technologies that learn patterns from data and make predictions based on them. In algorithmic trading, they are utilized in various areas such as stock price prediction, trading signal generation, and portfolio optimization. Among the various algorithms in machine learning, regression analysis, decision trees, and support vector machines (SVM) are mainly used. Deep learning is specialized in recognizing patterns in much more complex data by using deep neural networks, making it especially useful for processing images or unstructured data.<\/p>\n

2. Data and Noise<\/h2>\n

2.1 Characteristics of Financial Data<\/h3>\n

Financial data consists of prices, trading volumes, order book data, etc. This data typically changes over time and often exhibits irregular and nonlinear characteristics. Furthermore, in many cases, the reliability of the data can deteriorate due to market noise.<\/p>\n

2.2 Types of Noise<\/h3>\n