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This paper presents an original exploration of high-frequency stock return predictability employing advanced machine learning techniques. Emphasizing dynamic model complexity and the novel $\text{double ascent-descent}$ phenomenon, it innovatively uses Shapley values to assess predictor importance. Its compelling insights provide fresh academic perspectives and practical relevance for quantitative finance research remarkably.
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This paper presents an original exploration of high-frequency stock return predictability employing advanced machine learning techniques. Emphasizing dynamic model complexity and the novel $\text{double ascent-descent}$ phenomenon, it innovatively uses Shapley values to assess predictor importance. Its compelling insights provide fresh academic perspectives and practical relevance for quantitative finance research remarkably.
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