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That's what everyone says - we are not sectarians, we are true believers. Actually, what is the meaning of the sentence "100% breakdown algorithm"?
The point is this: the indicator (if the word "algorithm" doesn't suit) breaks the ZigZag into patterns.
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The meaning is this: the indicator (if the word "algorithm" does not suit) breaks the ZigZag into patterns.
Maybe then in Russian to say - identifying (determining, recognizing) the patterns on the ZigZag. Or simply - zigzag patterns.
So you didn't even understand the question.
Yes, I didn't understand the question. Maybe you can clarify.
Yes, I don't understand the question. Maybe you can clarify it.
No, I don't. If you applied the method in practice, the question would be clear.
Maybe then in Russian to say - identifying (determining, recognizing) patterns from the ZigZag.
It is more correct to say partitioning, because it breaks the ZigZag into wave patterns, the patterns do not overlap and should give the whole ZigZag when combined.
It is more correct to say partitioning, as it breaks the ZigZag into wave patterns, with the patterns not overlapping and should give the whole ZigZag when combined.
Why don't they intersect? What prevents them from intersecting? Is this one of the principles of defining patterns by Neely or does it come out as a consequence of some principles?
Why don't they cross paths? What prevents them from intersecting?
Answer: By the construction of the breakdown.
It is almost an ordinary wave analysis, only the wave figures are classified.
Waveformers cannot have a correction on top of an impulse.
This is one of the principles not only of Neely but of wave analysis as well.
Why don't they cross paths? What prevents them from overlapping? Is this one of the principles of Neely's pattern definition, or does it come out as a consequence of some principles?
You see, we've moved on to an entirely substantive conversation.
Answer: By constructing a breakdown.
It's almost a normal wave analysis, only the wave patterns are classified.
That is, the analysis is performed on all available data, until the correct sequence of patterns is obtained? More precisely, a sequence of non-intersecting patterns? If so, it is a difficult task.