Word Segmentation Method Based on Conditional Random Fields in China's Stock Market Arbitrage Analysis: A Case Study of Shanghai a Share Market

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In economic circles debating the efficient market hypothesis , the price volatility of the stock market, news-related is an indisputable fact . In the 21st century , information obtained through traditional media such as newspapers , television, radio may have lagged effects . This article via computer algorithm automatically in a neutral site to obtain information based on conditional random field segmentation method , word processing information , stock code search to identify the corresponding positive information , analog to the opening price bid , after open achieved a good excess returns .

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