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Sorry to burst your bubble but high-frequency trading is only viable and necessary for market makers. The end result of any type of algorithm you think of is al
by qompiler 13y ago
Sorry to burst your bubble but high-frequency trading is only viable and necessary for market makers.
The end result of any type of algorithm you think of is always a curve-fitting function of existing data.
- zygomega 13y agoNo need to apologise - curve fitting is a big issue. But I would think that everything that happens on kaggle would be curve fitting by your definition right? And how is the stuff that happens in brains something other than curve fitting? It's how you connect the data dots and what you choose to focus on that makes the difference.
- qompiler 13y agoYou are asking how the human brain works, that's a whole different issue and I don't know what Kaggle is/does.