I am not looking for a copy of Matlab. I have both Matlabs at company and at home.
I like both R and Matlab. Both have large user bases and active communities.
R is terrific for doing some statistics. However the debugging of R is horrible - it has no step-by-step debugging. Therefore making sure the R code is correct itself is not an easy task when the project gets large.
Matlab has less stats functions; but its step-by-step debugging is great and productive. I would like to mainly use Matlab but call R from within Matlab if needed.
I am looking for collaboration and discussion of using Matlab to explore and backtest trading strategies. Through collaboration, we could save some time.
Things on our list:
1. Find a good Matlab backtest/exploration platform for trading strategies (if any), to serve our base; or at least look around in other trading platforms to see what features are neccessary for our platform;
2. Find good open source technical analysis tools in Matlab, or in other languages that are easily incorporatable into our platform.
any more thoughts?
I like both R and Matlab. Both have large user bases and active communities.
R is terrific for doing some statistics. However the debugging of R is horrible - it has no step-by-step debugging. Therefore making sure the R code is correct itself is not an easy task when the project gets large.
Matlab has less stats functions; but its step-by-step debugging is great and productive. I would like to mainly use Matlab but call R from within Matlab if needed.
I am looking for collaboration and discussion of using Matlab to explore and backtest trading strategies. Through collaboration, we could save some time.
Things on our list:
1. Find a good Matlab backtest/exploration platform for trading strategies (if any), to serve our base; or at least look around in other trading platforms to see what features are neccessary for our platform;
2. Find good open source technical analysis tools in Matlab, or in other languages that are easily incorporatable into our platform.
any more thoughts?