Model Training on AMD 16-core CPU with 8GB RAM running in a virtual machine for Bitcoin Price Prediction – Part 2 – Updated

Continuing with Over 500,000+ Data Points for Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction

Using the Python program, the first method I tried was SVR (Support Vector Regression) for prediction. However… how many steps should I use for prediction? 🤔

Previously, I used a Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM) for prediction, and… OH… 😩
I don’t even want to count the time again. Just imagine training a new model on a Raspberry Pi!

So, I switched to an AMD 16-core CPU with 8GB RAM running in a virtual machine to perform the prediction.

  • 60 steps calculation: Took 7 hours 😵
  • 120 steps: …Man… still running after 20 hours! 😫 Finally !!! 33 Hours

Do I need an M4 machine for this? 💻⚡

ChatGPT provided another approach.
OK, let’s test it… I’ll let you know how it goes! 🚀

🧪 Quick Example of More Time Steps Effect

Time Step (X Length)Predicted AccuracyNotes
30⭐⭐⭐Quick but less accurate for long-term trends.
60⭐⭐⭐⭐Balanced context and performance.
120⭐⭐⭐⭐½Better for long-term trends but slower.
240⭐⭐Risk of overfitting and slower training.

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Global Latency Map – by using RIPE Atlas

Using RIPE Atlas to perform the global network latency map. Atlas Probes are existing world wide and let you to perform the measurement by using your CREDIT. Self developed Python automation program used to perform the test by RIPE Atlas API.

Access the following to see our work.

https://www.bgptrace.com/atlas/ping_map.html

Can Starlink to be a testable probe?

More Information: https://atlas.ripe.net/

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