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Well, to answer this question objectively, not from memory, but as it is today, I need to look again at everything in detail. To prepare everything again, pull it out of the archives, etc. Here will make the developers datafeed, then perhaps I will again look at it all and maybe describe their latest impressions.
The picture I've attached is not based on visualization. In my "tester" the mode of remembering results of the previous test is enabled, because the name of pairs and time are different. This is all written to a file and at the end an exhash file is run, which opens a program to read the data from the file. They are sorted and grouped by characters, processed by time overlap points and then displayed on a graph and opens it. So all this is practically done at the click of a button. Or there is also a mode where I can remember the last test as if manually by running a script to record the latest results. In general, with this approach it is much more convenient and faster and more enjoyable to use.
Aaaaaa....
That's what I did... And, absolutely the same method, but all processing and output on a chart - I did it in Excel...
Of course it would be interesting to have something like that in strategy tester of MT5, but I'm afraid the developers aren't going to do it, it's more important for them to do something "for public use - But the majority of people are attracted to scats and I don't know what to do with them, but I'm afraid the developers won't do it, they are much more interested in doing something "for public demand"... But the majority of people are drawn to scalpers - accordingly, tick history - most likely to be done. But such charts - unlikely.
Aaaaaa....
That's what I did... And, absolutely the same method, but all processing and output on a chart - I did it in Excel...
Of course it would be interesting to have something like that in strategy tester of MT5, but I'm afraid the developers aren't going to do it, it's more important for them to do something "for public use - But the majority of people are attracted to scats and I don't know what to do with them, but I'm afraid the developers won't do it, they are much more interested in doing something "for public demand"... But most people are drawn to scalpers - accordingly, tick history - most likely to be done. But such charts are unlikely.
Hang on. I don't see the point of comparing GAs yet. When opponents with other types of algorithms come, then we'll talk, although I doubt it, because none of them have gone beyond "smart words" from the wiki.
There you go. I told you - blabbermouths.
They won't.
There you go. Told you - blabbermouths.
They won't.
That's what I thought too, that's why I wrote:
But for the sake of the experiment, I'm willing to be a third.)
if there's a second one.)
There you go. I told you - blabbermouths.
They won't.
I can't wait, I've been reading the news every day... I've been talking about it since the exhibition, but it seems to have passed a couple of days ago.
We have decided to open interfaces to write our own datafeeds for MT5.
Renat, I remember in 2011 you flat out refused such an idea. They say that you have to ask your broker to order a gateway and translate it. The situation probably requires more flexible solutions.
The question is whether the "standard" set from MKs will be limited to Forex tickers or will there be shares?
Another request, one way or another there are more and more stocks in MT5, do you plan to make it a standard feature to build a custom index from arbitrarily collected stocks.
I'm talking about this as Bloomberg's trivial web interface can do this.