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Thank you for your great work which offers new approach for symbolic regression. By your example in the slice, FFX can output the function of linear or nonlinear expression. But when I study the stock time series, I usually need auto-relation function expression. For example: ts_min(x, d) = time-series min over the past d days . ts_argmin(x, d) = which day ts_min(x, d) occurred on . ts_rank(x, d) = time-series rank in the past d days . stddev(x, d) = moving time-series standard deviation over the past d days.
So I have problems to output the function express above , can you give me some advice , thank you for your help. @jmmcd
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I think it's natural to make a new matrix with columns x, ts_min(x, d), ts_argmin(x, d), ts_rank(x, d), etc. I would do this as pre-processing before using FFX.
Thank you for your great work which offers new approach for symbolic regression. By your example in the slice, FFX can output the function of linear or nonlinear expression. But when I study the stock time series, I usually need auto-relation function expression. For example: ts_min(x, d) = time-series min over the past d days . ts_argmin(x, d) = which day ts_min(x, d) occurred on . ts_rank(x, d) = time-series rank in the past d days . stddev(x, d) = moving time-series standard deviation over the past d days.
So I have problems to output the function express above , can you give me some advice , thank you for your help. @jmmcd
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: