Pattern Recognition for ES developed

[ironchef]

I like it. I would love to play with it and see how I could do with it. can it all run on the same PC with the graphics. or does the program require a lot of horsepower to run. This would be a great way to learn to trade. I could become my own program hahahaha. teaching myself to be the program. lots of patterns. the guy who wrote the program did a great job. I wish I had a job working on this kind of program. I like investigative science. this is really cool.

I have a degree in applied math & physics. I love solving these kind of math programming problems. beautiful applications. I never cared as much for the pure theoritical math or physics without real world applications. this is awesome application and awesome advancement in programming and science.

I already trade very complex patterns in ES. it would be interesting to see how my patterns match up with your patterns in the sense that as you go long and short what do my patterns tell me. I bet I am already able to do it better than a computer. your patterns are probably more random. my patterns are organized. and not knowing what you have I would have to side with my organization over random patterns. But I could easy be wrong. It would be fun to play with. I really enjoy this kind of scientific research.

send me the program and I will split the profits with you. hahaha. I love to trade the ES. awesome market.

Is this your program. did you do the work if so you deserve a gold star. great job. I dont know how you picked the patterns or did you just take thousands of random patterns over a long history.

Can I use VBA in Excel to write a program to recognize patterns?

 

[Spectre2007]

Can I use VBA in Excel to write a program to recognize patterns?

I dont think so. Unless your basing it off time series.

 

[Sprout]

Can I use VBA in Excel to write a program to recognize patterns?

You most certainly can. First you'd have to address the limiting beliefs and viewpoints that inform your perception that you cannot.


Perhaps not in the manner that's it's accomplished on this thread.

To start, one would have to begin by logging bars, then various aggregates of those bars and the relation to volume as it increases and decreases on a per bar level as well as the aggregate level. Moving averages would be off the path, one would need to retain the basic granularity of OHLCV. It would be a different representation and visualization of data from the more common PV chart.

Creating a stop log would support the effort. Price retraces stops until it doesn't at various levels of observation as it continues the dominant trend. Then when the trend fails, the market moves with symmetry in the opposite direction until it fails and the cycle repeats. The repeating cycle logic can be coded with VBA and excel but it would be helpful if one also incorporated a sql db to store the data. It's easier to use EOD data to start and work in a batch mode. Over time one then builds a db of reference that illustrates all the above to be true. You just have to make it true for you regardless of someone's else's failure or lack of due diligence.


Your only limitations are the ones you self-impose.

 

[wiesman02]

You most certainly can. First you'd have to address the limiting beliefs and viewpoints that inform your perception that you cannot.


Perhaps not in the manner that's it's accomplished on this thread.

To start, one would have to begin by logging bars, then various aggregates of those bars and the relation to volume as it increases and decreases on a per bar level as well as the aggregate level. Moving averages would be off the path, one would need to retain the basic granularity of OHLCV. It would be a different representation and visualization of data from the more common PV chart.

Creating a stop log would support the effort. Price retraces stops until it doesn't at various levels of observation as it continues the dominant trend. Then when the trend fails, the market moves with symmetry in the opposite direction until it fails and the cycle repeats. The repeating cycle logic can be coded with VBA and excel but it would be helpful if one also incorporated a sql db to store the data. It's easier to use EOD data to start and work in a batch mode. Over time one then builds a db of reference that illustrates all the above to be true. You just have to make it true for you regardless of someone's else's failure or lack of due diligence.


Your only limitations are the ones you self-impose.

Jack ? Jack ? is that you Jake ?

 

[ironchef]

You most certainly can. First you'd have to address the limiting beliefs and viewpoints that inform your perception that you cannot.


Perhaps not in the manner that's it's accomplished on this thread.

To start, one would have to begin by logging bars, then various aggregates of those bars and the relation to volume as it increases and decreases on a per bar level as well as the aggregate level. Moving averages would be off the path, one would need to retain the basic granularity of OHLCV. It would be a different representation and visualization of data from the more common PV chart.

Creating a stop log would support the effort. Price retraces stops until it doesn't at various levels of observation as it continues the dominant trend. Then when the trend fails, the market moves with symmetry in the opposite direction until it fails and the cycle repeats. The repeating cycle logic can be coded with VBA and excel but it would be helpful if one also incorporated a sql db to store the data. It's easier to use EOD data to start and work in a batch mode. Over time one then builds a db of reference that illustrates all the above to be true. You just have to make it true for you regardless of someone's else's failure or lack of due diligence.


Your only limitations are the ones you self-impose.

Sounds like you have done something similar before?

It is probably too complicated for me to program.

 

[ironchef]

Unless your basing it off time series.

That is a great idea. I may try that, thank you.

 

[djames]

just found this thread, super interesting.

One thing that strikes me is why would images of candles produce better results than say the actual time series of bars?
Seems like the image processing stuff would introduce unnecessary noise, no?

 

[ronblack]

If you look at S. Cohen pic it doesn't mean you are going to make S. Cohen money....