Discussion of article "Visual strategy builder. Creating trading robots without programming" - page 17

 
Aliaksandr Hryshyn:
I propose to think about the idea to automatically build a strategy, with some simplification, of course :) . I mean that there should be an automatic search for strategies with roughly similar construction principle.
I suggested it to others, nobody wants to do anything, they are lazy :) .
And your development is interesting.

I was thinking about it and got stuck on the uncertainty of the criteria of optimal entry/exit points on the instrument history. If they (criteria) are clearly formulated and the search for points is automated, then automatic strategy assembly as a signal from a certain group of indicators becomes real. We check the readings of all indicators in the points and those that are repeated confirm the connection between the indicator and the optimal entry/exit points.

I don't think that Andrey needs to implement it.
 
Andrey Barinov:

I don't really understand what automatic strategy building means.....

Imagine that we have a large group of indicators. We decided to automatically collect one, but the best, signal for entry/exit from the existing group. The signal should include three indicators. In order to choose the indicators, they should be tested on history. However, we can test the accuracy of indications only in relation to the optimal points at which we enter/exit the market. So, first we determine the points on the history, and then we sequentially search for indicators, looking for those whose values in the points vary in a certain, narrow range. These indicators are collected in the strategy signal and optimised to find the best values of lot and stops. We have already determined the values of indicators on which the signal should be triggered.


 
Hello @Andrey Barinov, is there a video to assist in following up what u explained. Or is there any source code available for ease
 
Richard Chekwas:
Hello @Andrey Barinov, is there a video to assist in following up what u explained. Or is there any source code available for ease

Yes, there is a video included in the article. What source code do you mean?

 

Hi Andrey Barinov, 

You make a great tools. 

Can you make a video on how to use customs indicator?

regards

 
firecard:

Hi Andrey Barinov, 

You make a great tools. 

Can you make a video on how to use customs indicator?

regards

Hi, there is a built in template called ZigZag High/Lows, it shows how to work with custom indicator.

 

Hi Andrey,

This is a wonderful tool, just a quick question, are there any method to zoom out or zoom in at the building dashboard, coz some time the strategy get big and messy, i cant link them up unless i can zoom out..

Thanks again for your creation!

Regards

 
kimkim999:

Hi Andrey,

This is a wonderful tool, just a quick question, are there any method to zoom out or zoom in at the building dashboard, coz some time the strategy get big and messy, i cant link them up unless i can zoom out..

Thanks again for your creation!

Regards

Hi,

no, there is no zoom. But you can drag the layer with elements to locate the needed ones.

 

@Andrey Barinov

This is awesome!

I was googling how to make a drag and drop application and I stumble on this.

Which language did you use to accomplish a rendering like this? I am really interested of that more than anything else.

I saw a few code and examples to accomplish similar app but it was in html/css/javascript, but your work looks awesome.

I am not familiar with MQL5 at all.


Best regards

 
gobezcontrol:

@Andrey Barinov

This is awesome!

I was googling how to make a drag and drop application and I stumble on this.

Which language did you use to accomplish a rendering like this? I am really interested of that more than anything else.

I saw a few code and examples to accomplish similar app but it was in html/css/javascript, but your work looks awesome.

I am not familiar with MQL5 at all.


Best regards

Hi, thanks for the kind words.

it was coded 100% on MQL