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Show HN: CVJ-1 VJ Deck / VISUALZ audio-reactive VJ software
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SHOW HN: Audio Reactive LED Wearables
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I Built Audio Reactive Visualz for Livestreams and Events
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Lighting Controller to Control Device Torch
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Audio-Reactive DJ Visuals
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Show HN: Control Audience's Mobile Device Torch and Screen with Visualz
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Show HN: Visuals for DJs
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Show HN: Audio Responsive Visuals for DJs
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It will be back. Hopefully soon.
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Show HN: Sketching during meetings led me to create this book
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Show HN: My sitemap generator for js frameworks now has a scraping tool
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I've been experimenting with this a lot. My code is all public still because I haven't made any giant gains or anything. But I have seen some success here and there. I've even got this one bot that learns from its past trades
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Why can't people just donate their money directly. Why do they have to send you crypto so that you can donate their money?
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Show HN: Produced both of these entirely on iOS garageband wow
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9y ago
Thanks!
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My personal site is a terminal
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9y ago
I apologize. I can do that. I'm going to generate that backtest you described. Right now I have residual data from the AWS machine learning data that tells me weather there is any structure to the times it does guess wrong. And a value
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Also doing random not sequential training and evaluation. The proper way to eval time-series models.
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Updated White Paper. Generated more evaluations and back tests. https://s3.amazonaws.com/karlcdn/Dutchess.ai+White+Paper.pdf
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I did another back test with a randomly selected 70%/30% training to evaluation ratio for evaluating time-series models. Adding results to whitepaper. The results are still under baseline.
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ya it contains the evaluation results of the model and 5 days of result data.
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Basically I have a dataset and I train my model with 70% and then evaluate its guesses against the remaining 30%. Hence a baseline is created and I can see if my model performs better. It took some doing to get this model to perform well. I
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Thats also what the evaluation of an ML model is for.
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Thats true. I'm going to keep going.
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I am not trading purely on these numbers. They are indicators they help me make my trading decisions and I think they may help others too. My models evaluations are performing better than baseline when trained with 70% of the data and evalu
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I experimented with the features until I got good results in my evaluations. If I am getting favorable guesses, how does that point to bad features. Favorable guesses is what I was going for in order to assist in trading decisions. I use a
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I am doing my training/evaluation with a data split of 70/30. Doesn't that qualify as a proper backtest?
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I published the evaluation results in the whitepaper. I am doing my training/evaluation with a data split of 70/30. Doesn't that qualify as a proper backtest?
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I am doing my training/evaluation with a data split of 70/30. Doesn't that qualify as a proper backtest?
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Also you should always place a stop and limit order. So you don't get completely wiped out. Its very common.
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