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  • #1 by Martin Mills on 21 Aug 2022
  • Hi,

    I've been trying Time Machine for some weeks now running the same triggers and setup on the same historical markets many times. Some free data and some market data I have paid for.

    I am not impressed so far. Every time I run it, it produces different results, whether in high speed mode or standard speed. It is not possible to test any sort of plan with it when it produces totally inconsistent results.

    Am I am missing something here?

    Regards,

    Martin.

  • #2 by Tim (WellDoneSoft) on 22 Aug 2022
  • Hello Martin,

    It's not a bug but a feature ;)
    TimeMachine simulates real life situation - unstable connection, missed refreshes, out of sync trigger execution.
    Depending on trigger and trigger variables values the execution could bring to different results.
    If you need more details please share your trigger to [email protected] 
    Thank you.
  • #3 by Martin Mills on 22 Aug 2022
  • Hello Martin,

    It's not a bug but a feature ;)
    TimeMachine simulates real life situation - unstable connection, missed refreshes, out of sync trigger execution.
    Depending on trigger and trigger variables values the execution could bring to different results.
    If you need more details please share your trigger to [email protected]
    Thank you.
    Thank you for your reply Tim. Reproducibility of results is a fundamental requirement of Science, Maths, and Statistics. What you have just said is that it is not possible to reliably test any edge, any system in Time Machine
  • #4 by Tim (WellDoneSoft) on 22 Aug 2022
  • Not exactly.
    I mean the results could vary in a reasonable limits of deviations.
  • #5 by rubold on 22 Aug 2022
  • Unfortunately, betting can never be an exact science. TM is a very good tool to test triggers and evaluate strategies.  If betting in-play the results will probably show more variation than when the markets are idle.
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