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"cannot be less" - is this already the criterion itself ? Or is it just a statement of the theorem ?
The point is that, as far as I understand it, it is not applicable in this case. The criterion can be used to find an order of polynomial which is sufficient for the approximating curve. But this curve will approximate the trajectory. Can you imagine an order of polynomial that would replicate in a smoothed form the behaviour of the trajectory?
:-)
I did not find any in the mega list.
Rosh, could you scan the table of contents? I'd love to see it. It would take a long time to get it sent through Ozone. But perhaps you could do a review of the book in the near future. That is, what do you think would be useful?
https://c.mql5.com/mql4/forum/2006/08/soderz.zip
from 1 to 5
https://c.mql5.com/mql4/forum/2006/08/soderz2.zip
from 6 to 9
I am using MQL-II, but maybe someone may need it. The author is not listed, I don't remember where I got it.
There is a rather serious inaccuracy in the postulates stated in the book (as far as I can see from the published page) (IMHO: misunderstanding of the essence of the process). The point is that PRICE IS NOT A FUNCTION OF TIME. At any rate, it is impossible to prove it conclusively.
In that statement that I have described, the approach is built on the assumption that it is impossible to define reliably a function of what parameter the price is. Another assumption is that the price is a function of a superposition of external factors. We are trying to approximate changes in price and relate them to changes in time which is not the same thing. In other words, time is not an independent (variable) variable, it depends on several factors. It means some internal time of the system at the moment of which the event takes place. An external observer observing all this from outside in its system of coordinates can draw absolutely incorrect conclusions. For example: we stand on a road and count the number of cars that have passed in either direction. Of course on the basis of some information we can say that the number of cars passing on the track is a function of time but is it so? I specially gave an example for which the absurdity is obvious. Everything is more complicated here ;).
Regards, Vladislav.
Good luck and happy trends.