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The tweet seems to be missing something. I'm sure that was a simple oversight.:rolleyes: He says, "goals for the next five years, and one of them was by 2023 we will reduce the number of people in the world that cannot afford our medicines by 50%." timestamped:

I looked at walk-forward optimization with a rolling window. https://ungeracademy.com/posts/how-to-use-walk-forward-analysis-you-may-be-doing-it-wrong And, I found a 2020 paper (attached) describing the authors' use of genetic programming with walk-forward optimization. They combined some...

What?

There are other things to correlate.;)

I wrote the software in C++ and opencl with perl and shell controlling it. It uses linear genetic programming mostly based on the ideas from this book The inputs are daily close prices for the current trading day and the previous 21 trading days for the assets I wrote in the post above. This...

Here is an example of rules created through genetic programming to simulate trades in one asset with data from other assets. This example uses daily close values to simulate trades entering long at the next trading day's close value of NASDAQ 100 with and exiting at the close the next trading...

The theme song could be you doing a sax cover of ... :)

Rules from the previous post in pseudocode made easier to read (return 1 means go long S&P 500 the next trading day's close and exit the following trading day): # types_for_runtime_checking Azimuth\d AzimuthRelNorth\d AzimuthRelSouth\d Elevation\d IllumPct\d IllumPctRelNew\d IllumPctRelFull\d...

This 2023 article says hearing aids can help. https://www.ncoa.org/adviser/hearing-aids/tinnitus-hearing-aids/#:~:text=Widex%20SoundRelax,to%20its%20sophisticated%20sound%20therapy.

That will be ok most of the time, but sometimes access to the page behind the link is restricted.

Here, I present different types of rules created by genetic programming for simulated trades entering long on the next trading day's close S&P 500 and exiting on the close one trading day later. Inputs are the same as in the previous post. Before, the rules were comparing an input with a...

Posters should learn to use the QUOTE feature when pasting a long article If a QUOTE is expanded and a post becomes too unwieldy, refreshing the page restores the QUOTE to it's original size on the screen. I suggest limit the number of characters in a post but not including text hidden in a...

An example: https://www.svegroup.com/auction/KINS

In my opinion, Mr. Biden has too many "senior moments" to be a good fit for President of the U.S., as does his current chief rival. Regarding the spelling you mentioned, it's easier to get into Colombia than Columbia.:)

Here's an example chosen especially for you. Joe appears to be reading from a script and thanks the "Prime Minister" of Colombia -- at an ASEAN summit meeting* in Cambodia!:D *As far as I know, the President of Colombia was not involved in the summit.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/29/business/robots-workers-future.html

Here's one where the author first codes standard Brownian motion. https://isquared.digital/blog/2020-04-16-brownian-motion/ Then he uses that for drifted Brownian motion. https://isquared.digital/blog/2020-05-01-drifted-brownian-motion/ And finally, he uses drifted Brownian motion to implement...

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/bitcoin-booster-for-commander-in-chief.375389/

True. He said "We ended cancer as we know it." It's not exactly the same wording, but that still doesn't make his statement remotely true.