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Gene,
I'm glad to work with you on this. My data are identical between 2000i and
TS6 and my results are as well. The Signals/ Strategies are identical except
the Exit syntax. My first bar TS6 OB time says 8:00am (MST). My first bar
2000i OB time says 10:00am. I have TS6 set to "Natural Hours."
I was going to rewrite ROC but I saw that they were identical and it didn't
seem reasonable to me that the TS compilers would do division all that
differently, so I didn't pursue it. Let me know if there is anything I can
independently test in coordination with you. I would like to know if there
is any difference as well.
Sincerely,
Wes
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gene Pope [mailto:gene@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 1:52 PM
> To: List - Omega
> Subject: Re: Coming up: RateofChange on THE OSBOURNES
>
>
> Hi Wes,
>
> The whole reason I used the TS6 data in both cases is to
> eliminate what you
> just reported, which is what I was running up against constantly.
>
> If I had the space on Omega, I'd post the gifs proving that the data is
> identical and identially lined up.
>
> See my previous post re: what I'm doing in the meantime and I'll
> be in touch
> later... per Gary's suggestion, am writing own ROC code to apply
> to both...
>
> I still think the key here is how data streams 2-4 are being
> called whenever
> data 1 has a different daytime than them (as is often the case
> with Oddball
> type scenerios), regardless of how they appear alligned in the chart.
>
> Have to go pick up littlest daughter and do the quality time
> thing but I'll
> do more definitive work tonight... want to be exact about this...
>
> Thanks for all the contributions...
>
> Gene
>
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