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And another question - in which program is it possible to make multiplication of distribution of increments?
That is, redraw the histogram at each step of the FIFO buffer and save it in avi format, for example? I was given such a task by Warlock and I didn't do it... I've been haunted by failure ever since. Magic...
Example:
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Уравнение_Фоккера_-_Планка
Dump the picture at each step to a file (you're drawing it in something, right?)
And you can use a script from imagemagick (http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php) to merge it into a cartoon.
the main thing is to get a histogram
update: also ffmpeg (which is more correct, it's also video) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24961127/how-to-create-a-video-from-images-with-ffmpeg?rq=1
What are you worried about, old man? You're not the one being asked.
Yuri, well, nervous, of course. Please excuse me and delete the off-topic posts.
Yuri, well, nervous, of course. Please excuse me and delete the off-topic posts.
Men, come on, let's not fight.
that's what I wrote above
K2, modernize to your needs and everything will be...
except for the point of course
you lose a few years on your idea and that's it...
https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/2661
TC's big problem is not mastering the fundamentals of the theorist. Price increments are likely to be non-stationary and hence their sampling distribution makes little sense. This is the domain of statistics of random variables, where methods like maximum likelihood are usually used.
Here's what I'm thinking.
If the distribution of a sample of, say, 1,000,000 ticks is unstable (and I still can't get that volume on my exponential time) and changes variance over time, then it turns out that in my case neither the arithmetic mean nor the weighted average can be used as a measure of central tendency.
This leaves me with the median.
Channels must be plotted in relation to the median. Is that right?
Here's what I'm thinking.
If the distribution of a sample of, say, 1,000,000 ticks is unstable (and I still can't get that volume on my exponential time) and changes variance over time, then it turns out that in my case neither the arithmetic mean nor the weighted average can be used as a measure of central tendency.
This leaves me with the median.
Channels must be plotted in relation to the median. Is that so?
Sash, there are no channels!
There is a profit is a red rag, but not for you, but for the quoter
Yuri, well, nervous, of course. Please excuse me and delete the off-topic posts.
K2, upgrade to your needs...
https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/2661
Thanks, Rena.
By the way, in case anyone didn't pay attention to igrok333's post, it turns out there are second timeframes on ducas!!!
I'll at least run the story in the tester, it was all in real time. It's hard without tests, for sure.
Thanks, Rena.
By the way, in case anyone didn't pay attention to igrok333's post, it turns out there are second timeframes on ducas!!!
I'll at least run the story in the tester, it was all in real time. It's hard without tests, for sure.
Shit
There's a ready-made turkey in there.
Just change parameter - number of ticks and use
But the tick cartoon... We should additionally take measures to save such amount of information...
And you will most likely have to divide your processing task into several threads.
Hire a freelancer to build you such a buffer for ticks, for example.
Hmmm... Such rebooting won't be cheap.
Shit
There's a turkey in there.
Just change the parameter - number of ticks and use
Yeah, I got it. Reading.