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A multi-stage machine learning approach to portfolio selection and weight optimization for pairs trading

Sep 2026 · Computational statistics (Zeitschrift) · Vol 41 · 0 citations · 36 references

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A multi-stage machine learning framework for portfolio selection and weight optimization in high-frequency crypto-asset pairs trading that decomposes the allocation problem into economically meaningful stages and allows each decision layer to be modeled according to its own statistical structure is proposed.

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