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| Hello Murray, I was just using a MMA notebook as a "scratchpad" and didn't save it. I think most of the code is in the post though (at least that was my intention). As for the complex number graphic... I don't recall. I will experiment and see... |
| If anyone is still using MMA v10, I would appreciate it they would test the code to see if parallelization works. |
| MATH-TWS is a new Mathematica package that connects Wolfram Mathematica to the Interactive Brokers TWS platform via the C++ API. It enables the user to retrieve information from TWS on accounts, portfolios and positions, as well as historical and... |
| Amanda has correctly anticipated the direction I was headed in i.e to show that regardless of how small the size of the OOS period relative to the IS period, the Johansen procedure by itself is unable to produce a cointegrating vector capable of... |
| Hi Bernard, Thank you for this very informative response. Yes, I am fully aware of Mark Kotanchek's excellent DataModeler system, having used it on several occasions and I can highly recommend it. I was aware, too, of the Shifrin post on... |
| Hi Mitch, I agree that Mathematica is not particularly well-suited to order routing, management, and processing. But that's not really what it would be required to do - all of those functions would be handled by IB TWS. All Mathematica has to do is... |
| I am looking to do some quite intensive batch processing for a large number of stock symbols. My plan is to use a Wolfram Language script to call multiple instances of the Mathematica program, each with different input parameters. My questions... |
| I would like to suggest a twist to the Mathematica One Liner Competition. The idea of this version of the challenge is to make use of the meta-programming capabilities in WL to create a one-liner generator. Some suggested competition rules: 1.... |
| Kay, Most of the style transfer images I have seen so far end up looking very similar - what I would describe as "Van Gough" style. This image is very different - it looks as if you managed to capture the very different style of Raphael. Can... |
| According to one of the authors of the paper, the development tools used in the analysis were Caffe by Berkeley AI Research and Google's TensorFlow, with Python. |