@dark-pidgeot Actually there could be some hidden problem.
Your code fails on the very last day, let us say 2022-09-01 as you sent in a previous screenshot.
Are you sure that no forward looking is going on? Let us suppose that we are on 2022-09-01, and on that day your code is looking into the future. Then it will fail, as it will have no data at all.
@antinomy Hi, that is an issue on our side, we are aware of that and working for fixing it, it is connected to a hardware upgrade. Sorry for the inconvenient.
@anshul96go Hello, when you submit, you have to select the competition type.
If you want to submit a Bitcoin system, you have to select "Cryptofutures".
If you want to submit a Futures system not including Bitcoin at all, you have to select "Futures".
Hello, I started using the backtester some time ago, now I see that you added some option for preserving the state, and another version optimized for machine learning. Honestly I am a little bit confused, which version should I use? Is there a preferred choice?
Hi guys, I am using the optimizer online, and sometimes I want to log out, switch off my machine but then recover the results once I come back. Is it possible at all?
@magenta-grimer The problem is connected with the fact that the futures competition needs data since January 1st, 2006 (beginning of the in-sample period); the crypto contest needs data since January 1st, 2014.
As a result it is ok to use futures data for predicting the crypto futures data, as the latter has a shorter time series, but the length of the crypto futures data is too short for predicting all futures data.