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Article: Case-based analysis: the key is the data: analog, or case-based, analysis is one of the more powerful trading techniques. However, it also is one of the more difficult to systematize. Here, we expand on our previous discussion of case-based reasoning and cover the steps to computerizing this strategy.(Technology & Trading)
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- Futures (Cedar Falls, IA)
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- December 1, 2003
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In "Making the case for the trade" (October 2003), we discussed the basic ideas of case-based reasoning. We covered the notion of using analogs to make trading decisions and moved on into how case-based reasoning can be used to implement analog trading patterns. The concept of case-based reasoning for trading application is simple: Look at the current record and find similar records in the past; then, observe what happened during some period after these past records and use the observations to forecast what will happen in the future.
These forecasts can form the base of a trading system. Even though the core idea is simple, there are many issues to consider. For ...
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