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- From: Manuel Hernandez <ManuelHe@ix.netcom.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.ai.fuzzy,comp.lang.basic.visual.misc,comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: VB, VC++, and Fuzzy Logic
- Date: 9 Feb 1996 08:22:14 GMT
- Organization: Netcom
- Message-ID: <4ff07m$mip@cloner4.netcom.com>
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- X-NETCOM-Date: Fri Feb 09 12:22:14 AM PST 1996
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- visualware@interramp.com (John M. Miano) writes:
- > In article <4eh77s$5i@news.uncc.edu>, ihabed@uncc.edu says...
- > >
- > >I'm interested in designing a program for my senior project that is basically
- > >stock market analysis which will generate a buy/sell/hold signal. It has to
- > >have a graphical interface. Initially, I was going to do it in Visual C++
- > >because C++ classes lend themselves quite nicely to fuzzy membership
- > functions.
- > >However, I'm having difficulty using Visual C++ (too unwieldy at my level).
- > I'm
- > >hoping to port everything to Visual Basic because of the ease of designing an
- > >interface. Has anyone done any fuzzy logic programming in VB and if so any
- > >pointers/free source code/etc? I'll also be putting sample stock data in
- > Access
- > >which VB can access (:). Anyone know if VB can be linked with C++ routines
- > at all,
- > >perhaps saving me some trouble. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
- >
- > Dare I say, Delphi?
- >
- > This is not the sort of thing that VB does well. On th other hand
- > if you need visual then "Visual C++" is clearly not the tool to use.
- >
- > John
- >
- Your project sounds ambitious, but it is not clear if this project is for
- an investments class, a math class, or a computer class. I would guess math
- because technical analysis of market returns generaly don't get no respect from serious
- investments academics, and you do not have a focused vehicle for computing your processing.
-
- I have been scraping the surface of what you are attempting to study, and I am curious
- about what you are trying to do.
-