How to find good value when using WF optimization?

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    Moda
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    ok thanks @Francesco, i will double check

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    full output attached…

    RB-1.png RB-1.png
    #128171 quote
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    In hundreds of rts that ive done, i’ve never seen a 20 5 and 21 5 having an higher score then 10 10.
    That’s why i told you to check it better and told that it was unusual @nonetheless

    Anyway, this could be an ecception, maybe synonymous of a good system 🙂

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    never seen a 20 5 and 21 5 having an higher score then 10 10

    thanks Francesco. I never use 20,5 so wasn’t aware of any comparison between that and 10,10.

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    Guys,

    Need eyes here, is this too much unbalanced results ?

    Cheers

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    Well, that truly is an unusual result. Either you’ve written the perfect code or something has gone wrong in the VRT.

    Have you got this Excel sheet? #107211

    It automatically graphs the results so it’s easier to read.

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    Yes using the last version made by @Paul

    Here it is and the code is yours i’m working on MoD Dax/Dow

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    Having no results in the third one means both gain and % curve went negative, am i right?
    Also, the 100% gain curve in the 10 10 is nearly impossible, especially when in 20 5 and 21 5 go negative.
    There’s something inusual for sure 🙂

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    Did you sort the average gain from low to high? It looks very peculiar. Almost impossible to get a 100% score there.

    If it’s my algo, then it’s definitely wrong! These are the results I got for DAX v2.

    DAX-5m-Mother-of-Dragons-v2-VRT.jpg DAX-5m-Mother-of-Dragons-v2-VRT.jpg
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    Obviously, thanks for your time @Francesco

    It looks suspicious… for the 21/5 i did not run it

    Yes i sorted results … i found out sorry for the noise i made a mistake sorting data

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    If you want to share your code i can take a look for you

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    sure i post it in the right place where it belongs in the MoD post #129503

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    The problem was in the robustness tester code, replace it with this

    //Robustness Tester
    once j = 0
    once flag = 1
    
    if flag = 1 then
    j = j + 1
    if j > qty then
    flag = -1
    j = j - 1
    endif
    endif
    
    if flag = -1 then
    j = j - 1
    if j = 0 then
    j = j + random
    flag = 1
    endif
    endif
    
    tradeon = 0
    if opendate >= 20000101 then
    if barindex mod qty = 0 or barindex mod qty = j then
    tradeon = 1
    endif
    endif

    I just did the 10 10 and the results are “normal”, so also 20 5 and 21 5 will surely work 🙂

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    Many thanks @Francesco  😉

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How to find good value when using WF optimization?


ProOrder: Automated Strategies & Backtesting

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