This is just a friendly reminder that I’m hosting the first RapidMiner User Group Meetup next week in New York City! So far three people have RSVP’ed and I know of one more that’s checking his schedule to see if he can meet us at Hurley’s Saloon!
If you’re free after work on Friday March [...]
I was inspired to write this post after I read Foquant’s (formerly CPP Trader) post on Inductive versus Deductive Algorithms. He hits the nail on the head when he ends his article with:
Personally, I have used deductive reasoning to develop frameworks for money management methods, and then tested data in a similar, inductive method, [...]
As I mentioned earlier this week, I’m planning on hosting the first ever RapidMiner User Group Meetup in NYC. After consulting with an interested reader for a location in Midtown, we’ve decided on hosting the meeting at Hurley’s Saloon @ 232W 48St. Its close to Penn Station and a few blocks from the [...]
Its been a while since I posted my Forex Trend Signals and the reasons why are numerous: I’ve been sick, swamped at work, and taking a break from trading Forex. The break in trading Forex was out of necessity. Although my trend signals were correct, the markets intraday were extremely volatile and stopped [...]
I’m planning a New York City RapidMiner Meetup for March or April tentatively for Friday March 21st. Anyone interested in coming, drop me a comment or email. Stay tuned for more details!
Yes you read that right, I’m working on a new set of RapidMiner tutorial posts (I’m bagging the videos for now). I hope to share with my readers two new tutorials over the coming weeks/months and I expect to post the first installment this week.
The first tutorial will be about using RapidMiner’s Evolutionary [...]
I was inspired to write a short post about trimming outliers in RapidMiner after a comment from dc yesterday. Although I’ve never used these particular set of data pre-processing operators (I always inspect my data visually), I find them to interesting and worth a look.
If you right click and select “New Operator”, you’ll find [...]
