Inverted x and y has always made sense to me; I think of controlling a camera on a gimbal, so to look to the right the camera needs to swing to the left
This just looks like more AI slop, and doesn't actually visualize the useful bits of a sliding window algorithm
Not sure how HFTs are relevant here
Maybe not so much in a perfect world, but in reality it is often the case that some kind of filtering is needed. I work at a place that's fairly competitive to get into -- some positions get upwards of 20-30K…
Inverted x and y has always made sense to me; I think of controlling a camera on a gimbal, so to look to the right the camera needs to swing to the left
This just looks like more AI slop, and doesn't actually visualize the useful bits of a sliding window algorithm
Not sure how HFTs are relevant here
Maybe not so much in a perfect world, but in reality it is often the case that some kind of filtering is needed. I work at a place that's fairly competitive to get into -- some positions get upwards of 20-30K…