Autoregressive Lag Features
Lag 2 has a stronger negative correlation with current close log return than lag 1. The autoregressive model predicts current log return from previous log returns. A negative lag correlation is interpreted as a mean-reversion signal. The f…
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Lag 2 has a stronger negative correlation with current close log return than lag 1. The autoregressive model predicts current log return from previous log returns. A negative lag correlation is interpreted as a mean-reversion signal. The feature set includes lagged log returns from one, two, and three hours earlier.