For cross testing with just 1 optimization parameter, a simple 2D Report would be very nice.
Is there a way to get such a X/Y- curve without a detour like export and import to e.g. excel
Thank you
LRP
Strategy Optimization Report 3D(X/Y/Z) versus 2D(X/Y)
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LRP
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Hello TS-Suport
For cross testing with just 1 optimization parameter, a simple 2D Report would be very nice.
Is there a way to get such a X/Y- curve without a detour like export and import to e.g. excel
Thank you
LRP
For cross testing with just 1 optimization parameter, a simple 2D Report would be very nice.
Is there a way to get such a X/Y- curve without a detour like export and import to e.g. excel
Thank you
LRP
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Marina Pashkova
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Hi LRP,
There is a workaround to do the job.
Add an 'artificial' parameter to your strategy and optimize it as well. The resulting graph will still be 3-dimensional, but you'll be able to disregard the axis with the values of this parameter.
Regards.
There is a workaround to do the job.
Add an 'artificial' parameter to your strategy and optimize it as well. The resulting graph will still be 3-dimensional, but you'll be able to disregard the axis with the values of this parameter.
Regards.
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LRP
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Dear Marina
Thank you for your quick answer. Did you already plan to implement something like an auto-recognition of 1 or 2 parameter for 2 or 3 dimensional graphs?
What do you think abot such a feature? It would be very usefull because for cross testing it is often enough to check (optimize) 1 parameter-range.
Cordially
LRP
Thank you for your quick answer. Did you already plan to implement something like an auto-recognition of 1 or 2 parameter for 2 or 3 dimensional graphs?
What do you think abot such a feature? It would be very usefull because for cross testing it is often enough to check (optimize) 1 parameter-range.
Cordially
LRP
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Marina Pashkova
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Hi LRPkDear Marina
Thank you for your quick answer. Did you already plan to implement something like an auto-recognition of 1 or 2 parameter for 2 or 3 dimensional graphs?
What do you think abot such a feature? It would be very usefull because for cross testing it is often enough to check (optimize) 1 parameter-range.
Cordially
LRP
We are going to consider your suggestion for future implementation.
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LRP,
Our current focus is to polish MultiCharts existing features. So we will return to this subject but later. We understand that 2D chart is important in some optimization scenarios.
Thank you
Our current focus is to polish MultiCharts existing features. So we will return to this subject but later. We understand that 2D chart is important in some optimization scenarios.
Thank you
