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congratulations ;)
one of my first tricks is revealed
as far as I remember, I substituted the transformed value of the volatility indicator instead of the period.
I think it was APAC
Congratulations ! this chip is called "adaptive filtering" "DSP" this chip is about 70 years old.
Congratulations ! This chip is called "adaptive filtering" "DSP" this chip is about 70 years old.
I'm late.
I already threw it away about 12 years ago.
Two MAs is a turtle's race.
I mean, it looks nice, but it's a hassle to use.
;)I came across this question from a Pythonist to R code.
I got a slight shock mixed with laughter...
this is how the problem is solved in python.
and this is how it's solved in R.
So to say, feel the difference, which language is created for working with data, and which one just mows.
I came across such a question from a pythonist to R code
I got a slight shock mixed with laughter.....
Here's how the problem is solved in python.
and this is how it's done in R
So to say, get a feel for the difference, which language is designed to work with data, and which one is just a mower
You're the one who didn't count strings in MQL :-) The language is designed to work with data
you have not counted strings in MQL :-) Language for working with data
I don't even want to think about it ))
you have not counted strings in MQL :-) Language for working with data
It's just you are not aware of the new functionality of standard matrix methods of MQL5:
I came across this question from a pythonist to code by
I got a slight shock mixed with laughter...
this is how the problem is solved in python.
and this is how it's done in R.
So to say, feel the difference, which language is designed to work with data.
The main thing is that you don't get a bitter aftertaste after laughing.
It's even shorter with numpy. Do something meaningful.
Do something meaningful.
I don't know, casual.