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How to Find Any Chart Pattern Without Your Eyes

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Unfortunately, it's impossible for the human eyes to intelligently scan decades of chart images for similarities in seconds. The chances of recognizing them are nill, just as recognizing brokers in New York's bar Hogs and Heifers at 3:00 AM on Thursday nights, shape shifting out of their brooks brothers for a bar maid's challenge, to swig a shot in the blink of an eye; couple of hours later they are barely recognizable.

Recognizing chart patterns are challenging, whether you're human or machine.To assist in recognition for technical analysis, charts are superimposed with lines to aid in identifying chart patterns by generalizing their appearance, whereas datawink chart patterns compare the images without crutches such as linear generalizations.

To further complicate matters, chart patterns are lossy; they mutate, and evolve due to stimulus. Over a period of time, they become unrecognizable, and finding a suitable match is daunting without noise cancelation and neural networks.

Fortunately, artificial intelligence is providing tremendous infastructure to overcome these challenges.It will become self evident how these noisy but similar patterns are discovered -- from searching for their uncompromised pattern. Figure 1 demonstrates how the essence of the green charts are similar to the red chart. You may find your own here for any security.

Price chart patterns are constantly evolving and mutating by digitally mirroring methods players utilize to drive price. Whether its that hot scoop, head fake, etc. After a while, their setups become old and predictable.