Example #1
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def run_predictions():

    import MySQLdb as mdb
    from pyfann import libfann
    #from datetime import date
    from network_functions import save_prediction

    mydate = ""

    con = None
    con = mdb.connect('localhost', 'root',
            'fil1202job', 'stock');

    with con:
        cur = con.cursor(mdb.cursors.DictCursor)
        cur1 = con.cursor()
        #
        # Get a list of all networks
        #
        cur.execute("SELECT a.id, a.group, b.ticker, b.predict_data, a.net_file FROM `network`.`network` a, network.net_group b where a.group = b.id;")
        rows = cur.fetchall()

        for row in rows:
            #
            # For each network get the training data - only most recent data at the moment
            #
            #seldate = "select latest_prediction from network.network where id = " + str(row["id"])
            #cur2.execute(seldate)
            #latestdate = cur2.fetchone()
            #latestdate1 = latestdate[0]

            #print latestdate1
            cur1.execute(row["predict_data"])
            for row1 in cur1.fetchall():
                #
                # Extract Date
                #
                mydate = row1[(len(row1) - 1)]
                row1b = list(row1)
                del row1b[(len(row1b) - 1)]
                #
                # Set up network
                #
                ann = libfann.neural_net()
                ann.create_from_file(row["net_file"])
                #
                # Run Prediction
                #
                print row1b
                print ann.run(row1b)
                prediction = ann.run(row1b)
                prediction = str(prediction).translate(None, '[]')
                #
                # Store results in db - Function
                #
                save_prediction(row["id"], mydate, prediction)

    calc_signals()
Example #2
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        #cur2.execute(seldate)
        #latestdate = cur2.fetchone()
        #latestdate1 = latestdate[0]

        #print latestdate1
        cur1.execute(row["predict_data"])
        for row1 in cur1.fetchall():
            #
            # Extract Date
            #
            mydate = row1[(len(row1) - 1)]
            row1b = list(row1)
            del row1b[(len(row1b) - 1)]
            #
            # Set up network
            #
            ann = libfann.neural_net()
            ann.create_from_file(row["net_file"])
            #
            # Run Prediction
            #
            print ann.run(row1b)
            prediction = ann.run(row1b)
            prediction = str(prediction).translate(None, '[]')
            #
            # Store results in db - Function
            #
            save_prediction(row["id"], mydate, prediction)