Choose all agents in the tester
One setting means- one pair, one set of the customizable fields - one run, no optimization with different field values.
1. General settings - start page
Go to first page of strategy tester and check that optimization is enabled.
Suggested based on real ticks, for one pair/symbol and e.g. lowest DD + profit.
2. Go to the settings tab
Identify one or several variables and configure carefully start value, increment and end value-
Tick them to enable the testing for these fields.
3. check agents
Go to agents tab, potentially enable also network farm and/or cloud service
Check for your own agents, that all of them are enabled and ready to use
or read my blog post in case you disabled certain CPU by accident:
https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/666548
- 2016.04.06
- Lars Rompe
- www.mql5.com
One setting means- one pair, one set of the customizable fields - one run, no optimization with different field values.
1. General settings - start page
Go to first page of strategy tester and check that optimization is enabled.
Suggested based on real ticks, for one pair/symbol and e.g. lowest DD + profit.
2. Go to the settings tab
Identify one or several variables and configure carefully start value, increment and end value-
Tick them to enable the testing for these fields.
3. check agents
Go to agents tab, potentially enable also network farm and/or cloud service
Check for your own agents, that all of them are enabled and ready to use
Thanks. That was very helpful. Is there no multicore calculations done when you do a normal test (so without costumization) because the code isn't made to operate with the advantage of doing it faster with more cores?
or read my blog post in case you disabled certain CPU by accident:
https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/666548
imho or as far as I know point one of your post 666548 isn't helpful or misleading because the setting just changes the how many cores will be used by bootup and as far I know it doesn't make a diffrence in start time even if you're running an SSD. And after the boot is done, the setting doesn't matter at all.
imho or as far as I know point one of your post 666548 isn't helpful or misleading because the setting just changes the how many cores will be used by bootup and as far I know it doesn't make a diffrence in start time even if you're running an SSD. And after the boot is done, the setting doesn't matter at all.
Does #1 solve the prob?
yeah it does actually explain it very well
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(I'm going crazy because of this problem I tried for hours gone through several posts and I didn't achieve anything.)
Simple question: How do I choose all agents in the tester? I can only choose one at the time so only one core does all the processing. I want to use all cores. How do I achieve that?
I've already read that:
"Hi,
If you run only one settings, 1 core will be used.
If you run optimization, all cores will be used. "
but what does that mean? How do I do that?