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Machine Learning: Lorentzian Classification

by jdehorty

A machine learning trading signal using Lorentzian Distance Classifier to predict price movements by analyzing historical data patterns and identifying nearest neighbors in a multi-dimensional feature space.

Main price chartDay Trading · Swing Trading
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RSI (Kernel Optimized) | Flux Charts

by fluxchart

A specialized RSI indicator using Kernel Density Estimation to predict potential pivot points by analyzing historical RSI patterns and calculating probability of price reversals.

Separate pane · unverifiedScalping · Day Trading
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WaveTrend 3D

by jdehorty

WaveTrend 3D is an advanced oscillator that uses digital signal processing and machine learning techniques to analyze price trends with enhanced precision and multi-timeframe support.

Separate pane · unverifiedDay Trading · Swing Trading
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Kernel Regression Toolkit

by veryfid

A flexible Nadaraya-Watson kernel estimation toolkit that provides advanced regression line analysis with customizable filters, J lines, and blending capabilities for trend identification and trading signals.

Main price chart · unverifiedDay Trading · Swing Trading
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