In a week the optimisation went in ~1 hour and 30 minutes
it is possible that it is loading or syncing the history,
I had the same problem. I waited a long time, at some point the terminal stopped loading the history, the terminal sort of hung up. I reloaded the terminal several times. Then I optimized the terminal for a shorter period.
P.S. The computer is good, it is not the characteristics of the computer.
Looked into the code - the indicators are not connected. I wrote that in previous builds it worked at this time interval, but now for some reason it doesn't work. The program was written half a year ago and it all worked and now I have decided to use it again but there is something wrong with the optimization. Now there is still a test running at 9 o'clock. It's already 22 hours, and only 60 passes out of 180 have passed.
Looked into the code - the indicators are not connected. I wrote that in previous builds it worked at this time interval, but now for some reason it doesn't work. The program was written half a year ago and everything worked, and now I decided to use it again, but there is something wrong with the optimization. Now there is still a test running at 9 o'clock. It's already 22 hours, and only 60 passes out of 180 have passed.
In past builds it was a bit different....
By the way, was the owl compiled for the current build? Alternatively...
I'm experiencing similar lags with third-party plugins.
We have adopted a compromise solution: we show the tab of optimization results, but we update it only when we go to this tab. That is, while you look at the results in the tab, new results do not appear, for example, if you go to the testing log, return to the optimization tab, when you return to the optimization tab, the data on the passes already made will be updated.
A build 1834 dated 30 May has been published on MetaQuotes-Demo.
Now you can select results of previous optimizations in the optimization tab, if there are actual optimization caches. You can see the results of past optimizations, you can change the optimization criterion (in the optimization tab) and see new figures and graphs, you can continue optimization that was not completed in the past.
Can you tell me how to continue an unfinished optimization? Manually stopping with continuation still drops all successful generations found in the past, starting the process from scratch
how about running the optimiser in a week instead of a few years?
In a week the optimiser went on in ~1 hour and 30 minutes
In one week the optimisation went in ~1 hour and 30 minutes
Arethe custom indicators connected?
In a week the optimization went on in ~1 hour and 30 minutes
It means everything works, and if it takes a long time, your PC must be very weak for mt5
In a week the optimisation went in ~1 hour and 30 minutes
it is possible that it is loading or syncing the history,
I had the same problem. I waited a long time, at some point the terminal stopped loading the history, the terminal sort of hung up. I reloaded the terminal several times. Then I optimized the terminal for a shorter period.
P.S. The computer is good, it is not the characteristics of the computer.
Arethe custom indicators connected?
Looked into the code - the indicators are not connected. I wrote that in previous builds it worked at this time interval, but now for some reason it doesn't work. The program was written half a year ago and it all worked and now I have decided to use it again but there is something wrong with the optimization. Now there is still a test running at 9 o'clock. It's already 22 hours, and only 60 passes out of 180 have passed.
Looked into the code - the indicators are not connected. I wrote that in previous builds it worked at this time interval, but now for some reason it doesn't work. The program was written half a year ago and everything worked, and now I decided to use it again, but there is something wrong with the optimization. Now there is still a test running at 9 o'clock. It's already 22 hours, and only 60 passes out of 180 have passed.
In past builds it was a bit different....
By the way, was the owl compiled for the current build? Alternatively...
I'm experiencing similar lags with third-party plugins.In past builds it was slightly different....
By the way, was the owl compiled for the current build? Alternatively...
I'm having similar lags with third party indulgences plugged in.Yes, of course it did.
QG 0 01:55:27.907 Core 1 connecting to 127.0.0.1:3000
Know how?
QG 0 01:55:27.907 Core 1 connecting to 127.0.0.1:3000
Know-how?
What do you mean? It's a log from the terminal.
We have adopted a compromise solution: we show the tab of optimization results, but we update it only when we go to this tab. That is, while you look at the results in the tab, new results do not appear, for example, if you go to the testing log, return to the optimization tab, when you return to the optimization tab, the data on the passes already made will be updated.
A build 1834 dated 30 May has been published on MetaQuotes-Demo.
Now you can select results of previous optimizations in the optimization tab, if there are actual optimization caches. You can see the results of past optimizations, you can change the optimization criterion (in the optimization tab) and see new figures and graphs, you can continue optimization that was not completed in the past.