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We traverse the entire history in the cycle. For each of its points, we look to see if pattern #X has been realised on a prehistory of length N, respectively, this is two more levels of nesting cycles - by N and X).
And this is the very minimum) Mining patterns bruteforce is harsh and merciless, but simple and universal).
But that's not how you program in Rcpp, it's properly done without a loop.
Well, yes, vector functions, and when you can't find suitable ones (or are just too lazy to understand the package), you use rcpp.
Yes, vector functions, and when you can't find the right ones (or you're just too lazy to understand the package), you use rcpp.
I envy you for knowing how to rcpp.
It's not easy in our business without c/c++.
How's it going with the rules? Or is that it?
How's it going with the rules? Or is that it?
The problem with the rules (as with any other MO model) is that they can change depending on the interval of history taken for their training. Without at least some well thought out, reasonable algorithm for choosing (and re-selecting moments of) history, everything looks kind of indefinite and a bit ridiculous. Trying to come up with something meaningful on this topic.
The problem with rules (as with any other MO model) is that they can change depending on the interval of history taken to train them. Without some well thought out, reasonable algorithm for selecting (and re-selecting) history, everything looks vague and a bit ridiculous. Trying to come up with something meaningful on this topic.
this problem is typical for any TA
as several waves can be considered depending on the time interval.
waves overlap and appear depending on the length of trades.
therefore the problem is not solvable
this problem is typical for any TA
since several waves can be considered depending on the time interval
waves overlap and appear depending on the length of trades
so the problem is not solvable
Overlapping wave makers arean extremely disgusting sight.
The overlapping wave-makers arean utterly disgusting sight.
ahahaha
I agree 100%.
but anyway, it turns out that looking at all the TANalisers is very ..... fun.
Well, there are no fish there, it's high time we realised that.