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and this?
Reminds me of a 'two-headed distribution'. That is, the sum of just two.
It's interesting, if we take 100 cases from the left side of the previous screen, we get this asymmetry on the forward side.
The brown one is zero.Anatolii Zainchkovskii:
These are the results of the trading systems.i.e. a virtual chart of the balance of different trading systems?
So go on and figure out whether the grail or the excel is faulty....
Excel may not be faulty, but the signal is (well, no offense).
But maybe next week, signal and excel will be singing in unison, who knows. We shall see.
i.e. a virtual chart of the balance of different trading systems?
resembles a "two-headed distribution". That is, the sum of just two.
Instead of guessing from the histogram, why not at least plot the quantile-quantile plot?
I won't even mention criteria of agreement...
Instead of guessing from a histogram, why not at least construct a quantile-quantile plot?
I'm not even talking about agreement criteria...
I was guessing from the screenshot :-) But it does look like, even a transient peak can be seen...
I was guessing from the screenshot :-) But it does look like it, you can even see the transitional peak...
"I'm an artist - that's how I see it!" )
"I'm an artist - that's how I see!" )
there was also such a joke with an indecent ending :-)
let me try to find it
PS/ found it ! https://www.anekdot.ru/id/1113904/
No offence, because everyone's getting nervous and touchy.
Instead of guessing from a histogram, why not at least construct a quantile-quantile plot?
I won't even mention agreement criteria...
Isn't the RMS enough?
In my opinion, it's enough.
You just need to set it aside not three times, but six times to each side
;)