Filter without delay
It is redrawn. The pictures are not identical.
Yeah. That's the catch. It's used on the past with a look "into the future in relation to this past", when approaching the moment of "present time" a decreasing smoothing window is used, up to its collapse.
It seems clear - you can't build a billionaire pipsqueak on this. But I was thinking - how exactly would one use such a thing? I'm still thinking about it, but it might be useful nonetheless.
However, the question remains: where do they issue these things? I want it! :)
Right, that's the catch. It's used on the past with a look "into the future relative to this past", when approaching the moment of "present time" a decreasing smoothing window is used, up to its collapse.
It seems clear - you can't build a Billionaire Pipsar on it. But I have been thinking - how exactly should such a thing be used? I am still pondering, perhaps it will be useful nevertheless.
But the question remains: where do they give out such gizmos? I want it! :)
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Hello all!
The black line is the EUR/USD quotes, sampled at 1 sec. Red and blue are two filters with different parameters, respectively.
I am showing a few pictures of how the filter's response changes on trends. Where the red and blue lines break is the data boundary for the filter,
i.e. I do not look into the future.
Each division on the time scale = 1000 sec.
Let's add adaptive filtering and see :)