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Liberally edited from a prior email from @braverock:
"Survival models measure the probability that some event
transition will happen in the future.
For signal analysis, the transitions would likely be trading relevant
things like pullbacks (so you could us resting limits), up x%, down x%,
etc. within some specific time horizon.
This is called a 'competing risks' model, appropriately enough.
Survival models also have a set of 'progression' states (they were
developed for modeling disease progression) that could tie up-1%, up-2%
etc states together.
Maybe we can get it into
quantstrat eventually."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Liberally edited from a prior email from @braverock:
"Survival models measure the probability that some event
transition will happen in the future.
For signal analysis, the transitions would likely be trading relevant
things like pullbacks (so you could us resting limits), up x%, down x%,
etc. within some specific time horizon.
This is called a 'competing risks' model, appropriately enough.
Survival models also have a set of 'progression' states (they were
developed for modeling disease progression) that could tie up-1%, up-2%
etc states together.
Maybe we can get it into
quantstrat eventually."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: