Interpolation of financial time series data in a three-dimensional spatialisation
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Borna, Kambiz.
Moore, A.B.
Moore, A.B.
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2022-08-28
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Bitcoin, financial time series data, time series data, financial markets, spatialisation, algorithms
Bitcoin
financial time series data
time series data
financial markets
spacialisation
algorithms
Bitcoin
financial time series data
time series data
financial markets
spacialisation
algorithms
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Borna, K. & Moore, A.B (2022, August, 29-30). interpolation of financial time series data in a three-dimensional spatialisation [Paper presentation]. New Zealand Geospatial Research Conference (NZGRC) 2022, Wellington. https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6150
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This paper introduces a new approach to interpolating and visualising financial time series data, e.g., Bitcoin prices, in a spatial domain using the notion of spatialisation: forming a spatial representation of non-spatial phenomena. The proposed algorithm first utilises the temporal components of the Bitcoin prices, i.e., date and time of day, to build a 2D vector map based on four observations per day, i.e., opening, high, low and closing prices. It then uses the coordinates assigned to the prices and their values to convert the 2D vector map into a 3D raster map. This transformation is performed using the Natural Neighbour Interpolation (NNI) algorithm. We then apply the 3D map to interpolate time series data with a 30-minute frequency and compare it with the actual observed data to assess the quality of the map. The RMSE results show an improvement of 12% using the proposed method compared with conventional interpolation methods
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