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I think this formula is involved in training / finding cluster centres. For prediction you just need to find the nearest centre by C[]
Anyway, we need to see what's in the array.....
Are you friendly with AlgLib'om - can you show a primitive code how to do clustering and apply it on new data?
To be honest, I don't understand their abbreviations in functions - what to input/output....
mu is the middle of a segment, a cluster in this case, I take it.
If it were a circle, the formula would work.
Mu, as I understand it, is the average value for each predictor in the cluster.
The delta of the predictor and cluster values, and then summing them, determines the proximity to the cluster in multidimensional space.
The result is used to select the closest cluster, as I understand it. I.e. it is necessary to do the calculation for all clusters.
When applying, we do not recalculate the average value simply.
Anyway, we'll have to see what's in the array.....
Are you friendly with AlgLib - can you show a primitive code how to perform clustering and apply it to new data?
To be honest, I don't understand their abbreviations in functions - what to input/output....
//| INPUT PARAMETERS:|
//|XY - dataset, array [0..NPoints-1,0..NVars-1].| - array [rows , columns]
//| NPoints - dataset size, NPoints>=K| - number of rows
//| NVars - number of variables, NVars>=1 | number of columns
//|K - desired number of clusters, K>=1| - number of clusters, how many you want
//|Restarts - number of restarts, Restarts>=1 | - not clear, try 1
//| OUTPUT PARAMETERS:|
//| Info - return code:|
//| * -3, if task is degenerate (number of|
//|distinct points is less than K) |
//|* -1, if incorrect|
//|NPoints/NFeatures/K/Restarts has been passed|
//| * 1, if subroutine finished successfully |
//| C - array[0..NVars-1,0..K-1].matrix whose columns| - array of centres
//| store cluster's centres|
//|XYC - array[NPoints], which contains cluster| - cluster number for each row from XY
//| indexes|
It seems to be simple - see comments in Russian.
M, as I understand it, is the mean value for each predictor that happens to be in the cluster.
What is the average of all of them? It is the centre of the cluster for this column.
Will ts make money on the test yes/no
Like a dataset of 1000 models with estimates of their performance on new data? And why categorise them, you can just sort them out
No, that's not right... I'll try to explain it again, forget about the models for now....
You have a lot of TCs optimised for trains and there is a test.
Create a dataset for the model:
target = By test we see if the TS worked on the test (this is the target YES/NO).
date = (signs) are parameters of TS, capital curve, trades, FV, Sharpe (if TS is based on MO, the guts of the model).
Then we traim already as if a real model to answer whether a particular TS will work on the test or not.
It's all a bit of nonsense. Until you can't detect the probability shift in a single sheet, the models will keep pouring.
And to work with a sheet or a quantum segment - you need quite a lot of responses on histories, and this is not available, and without it there is not enough stat data.... so the models will be questionable...
I haven't done Alglib for about 4 years.
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