Hello, I like to use the very good indicator "Evalopt" to optimize one block of a strategie. But it isn`t working. Do I something wrong or is the another problem.
For example I like to optimize this "CPct(Close,EC(Close,64,44))".
You can see in the image...strategie works well by just using the first block (the second is disabled).
Then I like to optimize the "64" and "44". I use the second block. But strategie isn`t runnig and after optimizing i got a failure-message (image 2).
can you help me please?
Thanks in forward, Marko
For example I like to optimize this "CPct(Close,EC(Close,64,44))".
You can see in the image...strategie works well by just using the first block (the second is disabled).
Then I like to optimize the "64" and "44". I use the second block. But strategie isn`t runnig and after optimizing i got a failure-message (image 2).
can you help me please?
Thanks in forward, Marko
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#3
Hi Marko,
if you introduce optimizable variables in the indicator expression of the EvalOpt indicator, you should use patterns like {f1} and {i4}. (Please note curly braces):
I used this expression:
(please note curly braces)
if you introduce optimizable variables in the indicator expression of the EvalOpt indicator, you should use patterns like {f1} and {i4}. (Please note curly braces):
I used this expression:
CODE:
CPct(Close,EC(Close,{i1},{i2}))
(please note curly braces)
- ago
#4
Tip: If you hoover the mouse above the parameter name it shows a nice explanation:
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#5
Remark: The indicators Eval and EvalOpt are part of the finantic.Eval extension.
Thank you for your quick help.
It work's.
Great indicator.
Marko :)
It work's.
Great indicator.
Marko :)
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