Solvers & Fuzzy Logic
- #1 Getting Started
- ⇒ #2 Solvers & Fuzzy Logic
- #3 System Building
- #4 Raven and Backtesting
- #5 Frequently Asked Topics
Are you ready to get serious? This page will get you from newbie status to judo expert in the shortest time possible. BloodHound is a powerful animal, and you’ll want to bite into these juicy vids where we show you the advanced stuff.
In Depth Videos
Principles of How Solvers Work
This Workshop covers the fundamental workings of how BloodHound solvers calculate their output. It will be good to have a basic understanding of what solvers are doing under the hood so to speak.
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Critical videos to watch. ☜
There are five solvers which are used all of the time in system building. Those solvers are identified as bold and underlined. At least watch those videos.
Solvers 1-2-3
- Bar Direction
- Bar Length
- Indicator Change In Slope
Solvers 4-5-6 ☜
- Indicator Comparison
- Indicator Crossover
- Indicator Inflection
Solvers 7-8-9 ☜
- Indicator Slope
- Indicator Threshold
- Regression Channel Position
Solvers 10
- Regression Channel Width
Solvers 11-12
- Support Resistance
- Dorschden Swing Trend
Solvers 12-13
- Dorschden Swing Trend
- Dorschden Swing Volatility
What is Fuzzy Logic
BloodHound is built on fuzzy logic, and all Solvers use it. Learn the fundamentals of what fuzzy logic is.
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How to Nest Indicators Within a Solver
Nesting indicators is feeding the output of an indicator into the Input Series of another indicator. E.G. If you want to apply an SMA smoothing to the Momentum indicator on your chart, you would open the Indicator window and change the Momentum's Input Series to the SMA indicator. This can be done in BloodHound as well.
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Tips & Tricks
Time to Build Some Systems
Now that you have an understanding of what solver do, it's time to practice building systems. Follow the link below to continue your education.