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Yes, but you're not going to have efficient transcendental functions implemented in hardware.
by Athas 1y ago
Yes, but you're not going to have efficient transcendental functions implemented in hardware.
- rendaw 1y agoAh okay, fair enough. But what sort of transcendental functions would you use for HFT? I guess I understood GGGGP's comment about using fixed point for interacting with currency to be about accounting. I'd expect floating point to be used for trading algorithms, but that's mostly statistics and I presume you'd switch back to fixed point before making trades etc.