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It was over ten years ago and I just don't remember. The development modelling was done by a couple of other guys. I recall seeing R around, but I don't remem
by Nick_C 16y ago
It was over ten years ago and I just don't remember. The development modelling was done by a couple of other guys.
I recall seeing R around, but I don't remember it being used for my markets, which were bonds and currencies. The data sets were very large and took hours to process (pre-Pentium 4); would that have anything to do with it?
- shogunmike 16y agoR has certainly gained some traction in recent years, as people have added more packages. It is interpreted so I'm not sure how this will affect speed. I haven't had a chance to use it personally so wouldn't be able to comment. I know a guy who has a dual processor Xeon machine, each with 4 cores, running MatLab. Once the code was parallelised it zipped along.