Hello,
I have tried several times to run the indicator profiler.
I'm running it on ~200 symbols out of S&P500.
The issue I see is after ~2 hours there is no progress anymore.
The computer stays well loaded ~80 % CPU usage and memory ~2,4 GB.
Are there any system settings I can adjust to fix?
My system info is as follow:
When I cancel the indicator profiler I get only very few results and looking after the time, they required like 2 -3 minutes to calculate.
Thanks and Best Regards
I have tried several times to run the indicator profiler.
I'm running it on ~200 symbols out of S&P500.
The issue I see is after ~2 hours there is no progress anymore.
The computer stays well loaded ~80 % CPU usage and memory ~2,4 GB.
Are there any system settings I can adjust to fix?
My system info is as follow:
When I cancel the indicator profiler I get only very few results and looking after the time, they required like 2 -3 minutes to calculate.
Thanks and Best Regards
Rename
Have you updated the extension to its latest build 5?
https://www.wealth-lab.com/extension/detail/IndicatorProfiler#changeLog
https://www.wealth-lab.com/extension/detail/IndicatorProfiler#changeLog
Yes,
using WL7 build 27 and Indicator Profiler Build 5 accoring to Info tab under Help
using WL7 build 27 and Indicator Profiler Build 5 accoring to Info tab under Help
Hmm maybe you could identify and uncheck long-running indicators?
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Start with a smaller DataSet, then sort by the Calc Time column, and disable any long running Indicators.
Start with a smaller DataSet, then sort by the Calc Time column, and disable any long running Indicators.
I'm just getting started with the Indicator Profiler, and I'm running into the same issue. I wish there was a more graceful way to identify and disable long-running indicators. Currently, it seems like I have to stop the profiling, uncheck the troublesome indicator, then restart the profiling all over again. It's a very time-consuming and tedious process, given the number of indicators there are.
Some possible ways to improve the situation:
1) Allow us to see a progress bar for each individual indicator that is actively being profiled
2) Allow profiling of individual indicators to be paused/canceled without interrupting the overall execution process
3) Possibly add an input field for the max "Calc Time" we'll allow any arbitrary indicator to have before canceling it and moving on to the next
Some possible ways to improve the situation:
1) Allow us to see a progress bar for each individual indicator that is actively being profiled
2) Allow profiling of individual indicators to be paused/canceled without interrupting the overall execution process
3) Possibly add an input field for the max "Calc Time" we'll allow any arbitrary indicator to have before canceling it and moving on to the next
It can be problematic getting started, granted. Are you finding many indicators problematic that are not already disabled in the baseline?
You can speed things up by running some initial runs on a small data history, one symbol for example, until you weed out the longer running indicators. Then proceed to a longer test.
You can speed things up by running some initial runs on a small data history, one symbol for example, until you weed out the longer running indicators. Then proceed to a longer test.
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