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Kiran
2015-05-26 19:09:14


I want to sort 40 rules in a rule-set dynamically (based on BuyInd(<rule>, 4,60) perfromance) and apply the rule with the best performance in the trading system simulation.
How do i do that in the Strategy Script? Not sure i came across a sorting function for rules .. Note, comp wont work here because comp compares across securities not against rules.

Optimize("ruleNo",0,ct-1,1);
rule1 = ApplyRule("", "ruleset filename", ruleNo);

// how do i now sort and apply the rule with the best BuyInd performance to the buy condition?

thanks
Kiran



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2015-05-28 11:33:28

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You could use the "ApplyRule" function to test every rule then choose the one that performs best.

How do i now sort and apply the rule with the best BuyInd performance to the buy condition?
This can be done only using the money management script. And would probably take a lot of time to backtest.



Zoidberg
2015-08-08 13:51:27

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You could try CompRule which I uploaded yesterday: http://www.quantshare.com/item-1597-comprule

rule1 = CompRule("ruleset name", "", "BuyInd(rule, 4, 60)", "wmax");







Kiran
2019-05-06 01:07:11

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Thanks for pointing me to CompRule - I tried it but see one issue with the BuyInd. The rules i'm using is
comp(perf(close,per),"rank",1,1) < 11; (1 rule for each per: per = 20, 40, 60, 80, 100)

I want to pick the rule delivering the best portfolio performance of the 10 stocks picked by the rule (not stock performance).
BuyInd1( ) picks the rule delivering the best stock performance for each stock being evaluated.

Is there some way I can evaluate the portfolio performance of each rule, in order to pick the rule with the max portfolio performance?

thanks
Kiran



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