Centre honeycomb: Forecast

The honeycomb at the centre of the screensaver shows which price curve your neural net is currently computing. The net is sent back in time, so to say, and learns on the basis of past trends by forecasting the stock value and comparing it to the real one (see: MoneyBee® Forecasts).

The two curves show the following information: the actual historical stock trend is depicted in white, the training forecast for the past is honey-coloured. One can rely upon the fact that the net in this window will display a similar correspondence between forecasts for the future and for the real stock trend.

To begin with, the two curves will only correspond very badly - the net has not learnt a lot, quality (Upper left-hand Honeycomb) is low. The better the two curves match up to each other, the better the quality.

The right-hand side of the diagram displays actual forecasts (even if they are aimed at the past), since the equivalent historical values were not submitted to the net for training. If you compare the dates for the training in the Upper left-hand Honeycomb with the starting and finishing dates of the display in the centre, all data in the centre display outside of the training period are entry patterns that the net did not know at the time of compilation.

Further explanations: centre, upper left-hand, lower left-hand, upper right-hand, lower right-hand, Ticker, Explanation.