| 英文摘要 |
This study introduces two methods for predicting house prices: Long Short-Term Memory model and Random Forest combined with stochastic differential equations. The main reason for using stochastic differential equations is to capture the sentiments of market participants in the short term and subsequently affect the property market in near future. This enables to determine whether recent property market is overly bullish or bearish, and to design relevant indicators based on this information. The prediction method of the long short-term memory model mainly utilises time-series data for direct predictions, while the random forest combines with stochastic differential equations to perform classification using the aforementioned indicators. Using empirical data from the Taiwan property market, it is found that both prediction methods perform well. However, the random forest combined with stochastic differential equations outperforms the long short-term memory model in the testing conducted in this article, which demonstrates that the long and short-term sentiments of the market may have a certain effect on predicting housing prices. |