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Machine Learning Voting Committee #454679 09/14/15 15:04 09/14/15 15:04
Joined: Sep 2015 Posts: 8 T Toronado OP Newbie
Toronado OP Newbie T Joined: Sep 2015 Posts: 8	Hi, I'm new to Zorro, but have some years experience in software. I write in Ruby, typically, and have done a little R. My C is rather rusty. I've been through the workshops and enjoyed them a lot. I haven't traded real money yet, but have been interested in trading for some time. I've done statistical analysis on forex data using both Ruby and R in an attempt to find profitable patterns. I didn't find any good enough to win on. I'm interested in extending workshop 7 to train several adviseLong and adviseShort calls so that I can use the results in a vote. e.g. train a pattern and a perceptron then only trade of both agree. Can anyone provide guidance on how I might structure that?

Re: Machine Learning Voting Committee [Re: Toronado] #454695 09/15/15 06:49 09/15/15 06:49
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 27,986 Frankfurt jcl Chief Engineer
jcl Chief Engineer Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 27,986 Frankfurt	For this you need several algos. Per algo you have one adviseLong and one adviseShort call. Collect the votes from the algos and evaluate them for a trading decision in a final algo.

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