2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10436-016-0274-8
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“…Therefore it is not unreasonable to assume we can see the future of W (from which we can infer the future value of Z), but corrupted by a small amount of noise. We use the terms given in (15) and (16). More precisely, the HFT trader would want to know the information of W 1 in this example, which would then give him information regarding the future evolution of the stock price Z.…”
Section: A Current Example From Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore it is not unreasonable to assume we can see the future of W (from which we can infer the future value of Z), but corrupted by a small amount of noise. We use the terms given in (15) and (16). More precisely, the HFT trader would want to know the information of W 1 in this example, which would then give him information regarding the future evolution of the stock price Z.…”
Section: A Current Example From Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the former seems unreasonable, we prefer the latter. This can be finessed by a new concept known as local NFLVR, as explained in the thesis of Roseline Bilina-Falafala [15], or in [16].…”
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