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So when you plan to release your new article ??
Krzysztof
Hi,
Located on checking the moderators. I will soon be published.
Thanks for your patience with me!
" ...Are you sure if any of those methods has really predictive power ??"
I don't want you to develop a perfect system with the absolute perfect indicators predicting the future!
We all know indicators only compress the existing chart of elapsed quotes into numbers and we attribute these numbers to the future. Right or wrong will tell us the market.
"... so outcome is random also."
This I don't understand. :(
In order to get comparable results I suggested an existing EA (MARSI) which is based on a known indicator EMA_RSI and asked you to use the same strategy.
If you backtest your EA and the existing MASI on the same historic data the final results of both EA (yours and the MARSI-EA) are comparable with each other - but still valid is: good or bad will tell us the market.
calli
In simple words. There is no way to determine that any strategy is working or not for sure so result of such comparative test will depend of chosen data and luck. Only what you would be able to say after such test is that for this data and this setting this strategy performed better/worse
Krzysztof
Wow. This is listed in the mt5 directory, which it most certainly does not appear to be...
To the author thank you very much for providing this material!
Everything works. We will try it out on our own data and figure it out.
To the author thank you very much for providing this material!
Everything works. We will try it out on our own data and figure it out.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
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Share your success in mastering the language.
Did you run the client-server variant without problems?
Please write back.
Good luck
It ran almost without problems.
Corrected the R version number.
Corrected the paths.
Downloaded the packages.
Danced with :
library("svSocket", quietly=T);
con <- socketConnection(host = 'localhost', port = 8888, blocking = FALSE);
And it started.
I'm not sure if it was the svSocket thing though, as the paths and versions were incorrect.
I want to drag it to MQL5 and run it in the tester.
Danced with :
library("svSocket", quietly=T);
con <- socketConnection(host = 'localhost', port = 8888, blocking = FALSE);
What kind of dancing did you try?
What version of R are you running?
In MKL4 tester, I could not run any EA with Rscripts.
Good luck.
PS. If you succeed, please make me happy.
Danced with :
library("svSocket", quietly=T);
con <- socketConnection(host = 'localhost', port = 8888, blocking = FALSE);
What kind of dancing did you try?
What version of R are you running?
Nothing special, I just initialised the Expert Advisor and the indicator one by one in the console and in the studio (R project, all according to the instructions in the article).
Is it possible to get mt4Rb7.dll for 64 bit and mql5?
It doesn't work without it, only in metatrader 4.
I haven't managed to add a tester yet (mql4).
R version 3.2.2
Meta Trader 4 tester generates an error:
i_SAE EURUSD,M30: array out of range in 'i_SAE.mq4' (140,22)
Rterm starts correctly, two instances.
According to the code it is Time[]. I made the indicator run by bars, by ticks, initialised together with the Expert Advisor. It doesn't help.
Is there a solution?