i created very simple strategy, and now i wanted to try and optimize it. However, i do not get Parameters options in the Optimizer window where i set up the values for optimization. If i take one of your sample strategies Parameters option is there, above Data series, but not sure why its not there for my strategy?
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Hello,
i created very simple strategy, and now i wanted to try and optimize it. However, i do not get Parameters options in the Optimizer window where i set up the values for optimization. If i take one of your sample strategies Parameters option is there, above Data series, but not sure why its not there for my strategy?Tags: None
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Hi bagzi, did you create any user defined inputs for the custom script? Without those added, you would not have any paramters to optimize besides the default ones like DataSeries - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...ead.php?t=5782BertrandNinjaTrader Customer Service
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Yes, for optimization that's unfortunately not enough - you would need to have user inputs defined and used in your conditions.
Please see for example the 3rd section here - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...rd_screens.htmBertrandNinjaTrader Customer Service
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Yes, understood - there's no need to unlock it for making user inputs available if you're not using more than the per default offered 8 inputs you can assign. On the user inputs section of the wizard set them up as you desire, so for example an int value for MA Period and then in your conditions use this period # instead of the assigned one you have now. This way the user input from the User interface will provide the value used, this in turn opens up for optimization as you can step through different values in the Strategy Analyzer.BertrandNinjaTrader Customer Service
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Ok, i get it. I have another question then, regarding RSI.
RSI have two values as input in predefined option. And i have diff criteria if the value is below and above certain values. When i define it in User Define Input form, does it mean i will be optimizing these RSI lenghts, or values that RSI is going to cross (Below or Above)?
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Correct, if you had defined those as user inputs you could choose to optimize them as well - either both, just one or even none - it depends how you set up the optimization ranges then in the Analyzer. For example if an int value is set to optimize from 1 til 1 in steps of 1 it would effectively mean, it does not optimize it, as the value would always be the 1.BertrandNinjaTrader Customer Service
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