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For questions dealing with market data sampled at high frequencies, such as tick data and intraday data.
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can Soft Actor-Critic reinforcement learning algorithms be used in real-time trading?
Overfitting depends on whether your agent can generalize to the real world of trading, not on whether it is model free or not. When you train your agent with historical market data, or simulated data, …
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Signal update frequency and predicting directional return one step ahead
Posting as an answer here for better readability.
Given what you mentioned in the comments, here's a simple example of your context:
K denotes a 15min candle
P denotes the price for return calculati …
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