Sentence examples for algorithmic programs from inspiring English sources
The SEC and others use algorithmic programs to catch unusual peaks and valleys in trading.
The New York Stock Exchange is a giant among exchanges, yet in a world of around-the-clock trading and rapid-fire algorithmic programs, its significance to investors has diminished.
The move to automation — high-speed, algorithmic programs that buy and sell ads based on a desired audience — was expected to be complemented by a second announcement by IPG on Thursday.
Computerized trading–much of it kicked into gear by algorithmic programs designed to cut large orders into tiny slices to find the best prices (see "Stealth Trading")–now accounts for more than half the volume on U.S. exchanges.
Between 6 September 2011 and 18 October 2011, US-based Mr Coscia used algorithmic programs that he developed to create false orders for oil and gas on trading exchanges in the US and UK.
In this case, the ANN was trained by using the learning algorithmic program which included QP, IBP, BBP and LM algorithm [20] while the connection types were the multilayer feed-forward.
"We have taken the algorithmic programming up an order of magnitude," says Microsoft senior vice president Yusuf Mehdi.
This is used to generate an algorithmic program he wrote in Python.
It was at this feverish juncture, at around 2 30 pm in Chicago, that an algorithmic program entered the market, charged with selling 75,000 "E-minis" -- electronically traded S&P 500 future contracts -- with a notional value of around $4 billion.
From Thompson I turn to Randall D. Beer because he, like Ezequiel Di Paolo, recognized that autopoiesis must not only evolve, but must accommodate adaptations, including algorithmic programming, to be relevant in biodigital and phenomenological environments.
Some investors fear that the markets have become dominated by high-frequency traders blitzing in and out of stocks, or by sophisticated hedge funds running mind-bending algorithmic trading programs that can outsmart the ordinary investor.
