Dyksexlic

[Steve]

 

I won’t be sharing or proving anything.

Yes i know that.

You wouldn’t understand

I probably would.

Dont take it so personally. The truth is the same for all of us.

[The General]

Vaddis, it seems that he was a very intelligent person with whom I have contact and I tell myself that in a while he will have a very good software which will sell to very few people and his knowledge is very good, he even told me that everything that the conto and that's why he was doing another program.

Sorry, but I smell a scam.  I can't see any logic to the absurdity.

[luckyfella]

Sorry, but I smell a scam.

Whew the scam stench !

[Herby]

A person is working developing a very powerful software for several months on the dijkstra algorithm,

The internet is full with code for different programming languages.
It needs only adaption to your special case of input.
What was the input ? 

[Joe]

A person is working developing a very powerful software for several months on the dijkstra algorithm algorithm, where you can find thanks to the numbers that have come out that number should come out and what is getting

Interesting, I was actually thinking about shortest-path algorithms the other day in the context of systems which play a sequence of locations, like "parachute" systems. Could such optimization algorithms be used to find the optimal sequence? It's certainly worth investigating. I found an article which shows several interesting applications of dijkstra, including currency trading.
link:s://blog.evjang.com/2018/08/dijkstras.html
I really don't understand why powerful algorithms like this aren't explored more on the forum, maybe it's because the bar to entry is too high, but increasingly you don't necessarily need to be an ace programmer to use such algorithms because there are many point & click interfaces to them, especially in machine learning. Implementing the algorithm is really the easy part, it's finding something which works that's the challenge, and that takes hard work, persistence and some creativity.

[Herby]

Hi Jo,
just start a thread I'll join.
Perhaps a thread where not all members can write.

[luckyfella]

A tip on parachute system

Don't assume whatever works for ec will work the same for dz, line, street,.....and so on
Not necessary

If you overlay those different bets you get non-deterministic chaos that's incomputable

[luckyfella]

......it's finding something which works that's the challenge, and that takes hard work, persistence and some creativity.

Try sd, skew, fat tail, long tail
Look at MM for combo solution
Hg or win more than lose ?
What do you want ?
Risk reward profile is different
Good luck, you need lots of it

[psimoes]

A tip on parachute system

Don't assume whatever works for ec will work the same for dz, line, street,.....and so on
Not necessary

If you overlay those different bets you get non-deterministic chaos that's incomputable

No. Thats what the casinos want you to believe in, that some types of bets win mote than others. The ratios between the different types of bets are all LINEAR. For the lines to win over ecs the curve would have to be nonlinear and that only happens if there is an edge. No edge no win.

[luckyfella]

No edge no win.

How simple is that that makes people a genius - 4words

Now how many people has found that elusive edge ?
Answer - zero, since inside (fill in your name) knowledge sphere it's impossible

In what shape and form ?
Answer - when impossible is involved what shape and form

Parachute method is a joke

One edge of anything is impossible
What about multiple edge ?

I use the word impossible, steve, caleb, you and so and so.......jump at it

It's a comedy, really

Joe wants to attempt

I can't simply use this impossible word on him

I wish him all the luck

[Joe]

I only brought up parachute because it's an example of a sequence of bets which is capable of being optimized (or your outlay minimized). I don't endorse parachute methods per se. They are no better or worse theoretically than any other series of bets you could make, including whatever system you happen to favor.

I wish him all the luck

You know it's a funny thing; the harder I work the luckier I get. ;-)

[Joe]

 

Hi Jo,
just start a thread I'll join.
Perhaps a thread where not all members can write.

Ok 

[Blueprint]

You know it's a funny thing; the harder I work the luckier I get. ;-)

If only that were true.

[Joe]

It's true for me, at least.

[Joe]

Look at MM for combo solution

This is exactly the kind of application which algorithms like dijkstra can help to optimize.