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Linear and logistic regression analysis to find arbitrage opportunities in art markets

In this project, I worked with a group of three other students with the goal to find arbitrage opportunities between the New York, London, and Paris art markets. We developed two models; a multivariate regression model to predict the hammer price and a logistic regression model to predict the likelihood of a sale. 



This project demonstrates the following technical skills:

- Collecting and cleaning data

- Advanced statistical modeling

- Testing statistical models

- Machine Learning

- R

- STATA

- Excel


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  1. The project explores the possibility of identifying arbitrage opportunities between the New York, London, and Paris art markets. Working as part of a four-person team, the author developed two complementary models: a multivariate regression model to predict hammer prices and a logistic regression model to estimate the likelihood of a sale. This provides an interesting example of applying statistical modeling and machine learning techniques to financial and art market data.

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  2. The project also demonstrates the importance of data preparation before applying statistical models. Collecting and cleaning relevant information helps establish a reliable dataset for subsequent analysis, while testing statistical models provides an opportunity to evaluate whether the selected approaches are appropriate. Developing these analytical foundations can be supported through Data Analysis Course.

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  3. Using both multivariate and logistic regression allows the project to examine different aspects of the art market, including expected prices and the probability of a successful sale. Combining statistical analysis with machine learning also demonstrates how multiple analytical approaches can be used to investigate complex market behavior. Visual exploration of such datasets can further support interpretation through Data Visualization Course.

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  4. The project is a good example of how regression techniques can be applied to real-world datasets to investigate relationships and make predictions. Working with tools such as R, STATA, and Excel also demonstrates the value of using different analytical environments when developing and testing models. Similar concepts can be explored through practical Regression Projects that apply predictive modeling to different types of datasets.

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