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If you think the market is random, then why waste your time - any model will not work, except by chance.
I'm not the one who thinks he's random, he is random. It's no different than sb.
Then why are you wasting your time?
Then why are you wasting your time?
On what? Exactly, why are you wasting your time on bullshit?)
It's just another load of rubbish.
More rubbish.
What are you doing? Explain it to yourself at least. At least 😀 every time before doing something, a person always asks himself this question unless he is an idiot. And the second question is why are you doing it 😁😁
Here's why you should think about what I'm doing. Sit and think, then write some justification for the conclusion based on your thinking, not profanity.
Learn to work systematically.
Think about what I'm doing. Sit, think, then write some justification of the conclusion on the basis of your reflections, not profanity.
Learn to work systematically.
I wrote that you were doing bullshit. Absolute nonsense bordering on dementia.
That kind of expression is good for reading poetry or selling cucumbers at the market.
Where is the constructive criticism?
Thousands - there are too many computing resources needed - one pass is about 40 minutes - basic calculation on a video card.
In general, I thought that such a test allows only to check the possibility of such clusters at different ranges of the predictor.
But it is necessary to look at the probability of hitting a particular range of the quantum segment, which was initially selected.
And still I would like to hear the opinion on the question of difference of the target in percentage expression for reliability of such test.
Come up with a simplified calculation scheme for simulations.
For some (not absolute) confidence in meaningfulness, the result for real data should fall at least in the 5% tail of the sample (left or right). But the sample should be several thousand at least.
With such expression it's good to read poetry or sell cucumbers at the market.
Where's the constructive criticism?