I often think about this myself. That the appearance of the quote chart can change markedly when the interval boundaries are moved. And all those OHLCs are pretty random values. Hence the question: So which price is closest to the real one? What are we analysing?
DmitriyN: Vasiliy wanted to test this chip on random quotes after a while. What do you think will come out of this? Will the ratio be close to one?
Probably not. The second law of thermodynamics tells us: the entropy of a closed system cannot decrease. Which means that for any real process we must always observe a disequilibrium between forward and backward in time.
On the practical side, we can look at the second law a little differently: if we do register a decrease in entropy at some point in time (e.g. when, as in this case, we see a swing), this means that the system is under external influence. If we can figure out which way as quickly as possible, we get a prize)
Understood, but we are investigating a large number of bars, very large - thousands, tens, hundreds of thousands. Also, you may have noticed that in the scripts the figure comparisons are 1 bar offsets, not 5-6-7 bar offsets. Therefore, we calculate one section several times.
yosuf: No one wants to analyse the following fact, which I cite everywhere: Look at the charts here https://forum.mql4.com/ru/38834/page408, where the EA has been placing orders every day since October 2004 and closing 95% of them in profit, and this ratio is almost independent of the time of entering the market. Now, tell me, has the Expert Advisor found the market behavior or not? If it has not, what other patterns do we need to find?
It's an interesting pattern. But how does it help us in trading? If we were to gather statistics on price movements after fading triangles, a system would be born.
I've had a look. The gist is clear. I can't complain yet, but I need to look at the algorithm in more detail. I think there may be different options here. But that's not today.
Whether a bar is inside or outside depends on when it is drawn.
What did you mean by that?
Hence the question: So which price is closest to the real one? What are we analysing?
What did you mean by that?
Vasiliy wanted to test this chip on random quotes after a while. What do you think will come out of this? Will the ratio be close to one?
Probably not. The second law of thermodynamics tells us: the entropy of a closed system cannot decrease. Which means that for any real process we must always observe a disequilibrium between forward and backward in time.
On the practical side, we can look at the second law a little differently: if we do register a decrease in entropy at some point in time (e.g. when, as in this case, we see a swing), this means that the system is under external influence. If we can figure out which way as quickly as possible, we get a prize)
Also, you may have noticed that in the scripts the figure comparisons are 1 bar offsets, not 5-6-7 bar offsets.
Therefore, we calculate one section several times.
Whether a bar is internal or not also depends on when it is drawn.
Solid, agitating triangles
Does anyone have any code to identify and draw channel borders? I think we need to use a zigzag.
No one wants to analyse the following fact, which I cite everywhere: Look at the charts here https://forum.mql4.com/ru/38834/page408, where the EA has been placing orders every day since October 2004 and closing 95% of them in profit, and this ratio is almost independent of the time of entering the market. Now, tell me, has the Expert Advisor found the market behavior or not? If it has not, what other patterns do we need to find?
Are you making a joke of this?
Solid, exciting triangles
Does anyone have any code for defining and drawing channel boundaries? It probably needs to zigzag.
First of all, you have to define what a channel is. The rest is easy:)
It's an interesting pattern. But how does it help us in trading? If we were to gather statistics on price movements after fading triangles, a system would be born.