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Igor, didn't you show the distribution with the ears? I lost it.
Let me see it again and tell me what it is from and how it was obtained.
No, I did not show a distribution with ears, but search my posts I think I called these ears tits
No, I didn't show the distribution with the ears, but look through my posts I think I called those ears titties
Yes, yes, that's right))
it?
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=278340
You are so far from objective reality that it makes no sense to even look at your links, especially since they don't work.
Renko is not ZZ, Renko will hide small movements inside the bar - it works on the breakdown of the Renko brick by the value of the Renko brick, it lags, but there will be no time component and no noise components
You yourself started about fractality, I gave the method I read a week ago on hobrehabre
What does fractality represent? Nobody knows, I think that this estimation is similar to entropy, and all that can be found in both fractality estimation and entropy is that there was a change in the market, but you can see it with the naked eye)))
I'm just studying the box-counting dimension, I haven't written it in code yet, I'll write it, maybe something will show up... but I doubt it
Minkowski or Hausdorff dimensions give only understanding of volatility inside of fractal formation, and explication of fractal sets have fractional dimension that they are neither line nor plane but something between :D or evaluation of how curve fills plane
Then there is a notion of generalized Brownian motion, which can take different fractal dimension (from 0 to 1), it is more interesting there. Like the fractal structure of generalized Brownian motion is a market memory (Hirst) and the Minkowski fractal dimension is a random component (noise) that not only affects the structure but also modifies it (in contrast to classical noise interpretation in econometrics)
Minkowski or Hausdorff dimensionality gives only understanding of volatility inside fractal formation, and explication that fractal sets have fractional dimensionality, that they are like not line and not plane but something between :D or evaluation of how curve fills the plane
Then there is a notion of generalized Brownian motion, which can take different fractal dimension (from 0 to 1), it is more interesting there. Like the fractal structure of generalized Brownian motion is market memory (Hirst) and the Minkowski fractal dimension is a random component (noise) that not only imposes on the structure but also modifies it (in contrast to the classical interpretation of noise in econometrics)
Thank you! I liked the way you explained it, it was quite understandable.
here is the ready code on foreign forumhttps://www.mql5.com/en/code/9676
and the author's blog on the subjecthttp://fractalfinance.blogspot.com/2010/05/variation-of-hurst-exponent.html
I still need to deal with the code, but the blog is pretty interesting
You are so far away from objective reality that it makes no sense to even look at your links, especially if they don't work.
You've already shown your knowledge in objective reality on the signal, on the demo, proving your success in creating cool slvators
But don't get upset, you'll get it someday.
(If you swear, I will kick you in the face)
And the link really stopped working ...
By the way, there was a polynomial trend indicator without MA
You've already shown your knowledge in objective reality on the signal, on the demo, proving your success in creating cool slvators
But don't get upset, you'll get it all someday.
(if you keep cursing, I'll punch you in the face)
And the link really stopped working...
By the way, there was a polynomial trend indicator without MA
Thank you! I liked the way it was explained, quite understandable
here is the ready-made code on a foreign forumhttps://www.mql5.com/en/code/9676
and the author's blog on the subjecthttp://fractalfinance.blogspot.com/2010/05/variation-of-hurst-exponent.html
I still have to deal with the code, but the blog is quite interesting
As usual, the search for the grail is accompanied by the participants pulling each other's hair out
I call this condition "putting on rose-colored glasses".
but
the real trade starts up and the glasses fade.
at the same time.
the arrogance of the one who put on those rose-colored glasses cools down
so
only the state from the real trade can sound convincing and nothing else