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contradicts Vladislav's statement
He first selects samples and then extends them into the future (at least that's what he said) First we minimize and then build channels.
I do not see a contradiction. Vladislav does not seem to build trajectories of price movement (he does not extend anything). He has reminded me of that several times. I don't build it in the same way.
And I sample from the beginning and then use linear algebra.
So I didn't get your idea right, let's think about it further.
So I didn't get your idea right, so we'll keep looking at it.
In the sense that it is necessary to select the samples, but there is no need to build anything evenly on them.
My script, in fact, has no limit on prediction length. I.e. there is a limit on minimum forecast, which is only needed to start calculation from [current bar - minimum forecast].
When I move to the left along the bars (go to the history), the algorithm keeps track of the maximum length of its existence for each channel (moves to the right without a limit) until the "channel destroyed" check condition is triggered. Thus, I measure the full length of a channel's existence from its "discovery" to its "termination". I get quite interesting statistics.
Accordingly, I measure all possible parameters for the channel.
PS: I'll have to put some OLAP to take a bird's-eye view of it, so to speak.
Saw this thread and became very interested. Probably hard to jump in a train that is approaching the terminal station at high speed :-) but there is no other way..... can someone summarize the information received during the work done? If not difficult and not sorry Maybe I can also mite something mite contribute. Thanks.....
Read page 16 of the thread.