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- quibowibbler replied May 27, 2010
What other types of evolving newtorks would you recomend? If there's anything else as good at escaping local optima i'd love to know about them
- quibowibbler replied May 20, 2010
Oh well, I understand that some people aren't interested in this but I personally am. Im not interested in astrology but this genetic stuff is interesting at least. I've coded my own genetic systems and get roughly 65-75% accuracy with it. With stop ...
- quibowibbler replied May 20, 2010
I think he's using a cluster, even with parrallel code my version isnt so quick
- quibowibbler replied May 20, 2010
It's the March video, sorry I get mixed up! I don't think he's using a bee's colony algorithm, they're not suited at all for a task like this. I think the name "hive" refers to a hive mind (in simple terms a vote of a big number of systems). My ...
- quibowibbler replied Mar 8, 2010
Thanks, can you tell me what the "Point" and "dXecn" variables represent?
- quibowibbler replied Mar 8, 2010
Im trying to convert a volume indicator from Tradestation easylanguage code. If you look at https://www.tradestation.com/support..._Reference.pdf the definition of upticks can be a volume measure. That may not be a universal definition but it is the ...
- quibowibbler replied Mar 3, 2010
Hi everyone, I've just found this thread whilst trying to code something similar to the better sinewave in Matlab. I've drawn support and resistances at the crosovers of the two sinewave lines, although I have noticed on the emini-watch website ...
- quibowibbler replied Feb 16, 2010
Im not sure about this Heikin-Ashi candlestick plot. Your candle stick is already a filtered version of a normal candlestick, so your graph isn't showing the true price. Hence your trades are unlikely to be as clean as that
- quibowibbler replied Feb 15, 2010
Philippe, please tell me if my matlab interpretation of your pseudo-code is correct: price=(high+low)/2; x=price; xd=diff(x); %derivative of x xd=[xd; 0]; H0=ullma(0); H1=ullma(1); H2=ullma(2); H3=ullma(3); a=filter(H1,filter(H0,xd)); y=filter(H0,x) ...
- quibowibbler replied Jan 18, 2010
I trade individual shares in the FTSE market - wouldn't these be able to trade only during FTSE trading hours though? ANd I'm definately seeing changes during the week.
- quibowibbler replied Dec 29, 2009
Well I'm looking at trading futures contracts. Forgive my ignorance as I'm a programmer with little knowledge of financial terms. Would I assume the risk free rate of return is zero since commodities are on an international market. Is that a ...
- quibowibbler replied Nov 10, 2009
Hi, I'm trying to code my own elliott wave indicator using Glenn Neely's book "Mastering Elliot Wave". Im hitting some sticking points that are posted at url But that thread looks dead so I thought I'd tey asking here. If anyone can answer my ...
- quibowibbler replied Nov 10, 2009
On page 3-35, for the first rule of Observation, the statement in the 3rd parapraph: "add '[:c3]' after the ':5'" already at the end of m1 makes no sense. The conditions in the first sentence of this paragraph do not match the conditions that the ...
- quibowibbler replied Oct 31, 2009
I've started to read "Elliot Wave Principle" by Rob Pretcher to try and get a simpler view of Elliot Wave theory whilst still trying to cod my own neowave indicator. I also asked the above question on Neely's website (Neowave.com) but didn't get a ...
- quibowibbler replied Oct 5, 2009
Rules of observation after aspect 2 of rule of neutrality is applied — Aspect 2 of the rule of neutrality breaks a single wave into 3 individual waves. The funny thing is, one you come to apply the rules of observation; when m1 is the middle ...
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