PREDIKSI RISIKO CRASH HARGA SAHAM BERDASARKAN KETERBUKAAN DATA PUBLIK MENGGUNAKAN PENDEKATAN MACHINE LEARNING
Keywords:
risiko crash saham, keterbukaan data publik, deep learningAbstract
Penelitian ini mengembangkan dan mengevaluasi kerangka prediktif untuk mengidentifikasi risiko penurunan harga saham tajam dengan menggunakan teknik machine learning dan data publik terbuka. Model Deep Neural Network berbasis LSTM dan beberapa model konvensional (Logistic Regression, Random Forest, XGBoost) digunakan sebagai perbandingan dalam pendekatan yang diuji. Indikator pasar frekuensi harian, variabel makro, dan indikator keterbukaan publik/pengungkapan publik adalah semua komponen yang digunakan dalam dataset yang digunakan. Pra-pemrosesan data (pembersihan, imputasi, normalisasi, framing deret waktu), rekayasa fitur, optimasi hiperparameter (bayesian/optuna untuk DNN), pelatihan dengan validasi rolling-window, dan analisis interpretabilitas menggunakan teknik XAI (SHAP/LIME). Hasil eksperimen menunjukkan fenomena "akurasi paradoks": meskipun semua model memiliki akurasi tinggi pada data uji, ketidakseimbangan recall kelas yang ekstrim dan skor F1 yang hampir nol untuk kelas kecelakaan membuat model tidak mampu menemukan kejadian kecelakaan (kelas minoritas). Dalam kondisi data yang timpang tanpa perlakuan khusus, arsitektur LSTM yang kompleks tidak menunjukkan keuntungan yang signifikan dibandingkan dengan model sederhana. Variabel Disclosure Index memberikan kontribusi marginal, sementara analisis kontribusi fitur menunjukkan dominasi sinyal teknikal, seperti return harian. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa penggunaan metrik evaluasi yang menekankan sensitivitas terhadap kejadian ekstrim (recall, F1, PR-AUC), penanganan imbalance (seperti oversampling/SMOTE, pembelajaran yang sensitif terhadap biaya, dan pengayaan variabel keterbukaan dengan sinyal kualitatif (NLP/sentimen) sangat penting. Studi ini menyarankan agar investor dan regulator berhati-hati saat menggunakan model ML tanpa memverifikasi sensitivitas terhadap peristiwa ekstrim. Mereka juga harus mendorong penelitian lanjutan yang meningkatkan kemampuan sistem peringatan dini dengan menggabungkan data alternatif dan strategi penyeimbangan kelas.
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