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Re: [amibroker] Status("OptimizationNum")?



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Herman,
 
No such variable however you can  calculate 
it:
 
minx = 5;
maxx = 20;
stepx = 2;
 

miny = 1;
maxy = 10;
stepy = 1;
 
x = optimize( "x", minx, minx, maxx, stepx );

y = optimize( "y", miny, miny, maxy, stepy 
);
 
optnum = ( x-minx )/stepx + ( y - miny ) * (maxx - 
minx )/(stepx * stepy);
 
Best regards,Tomasz Janeczkoamibroker.com
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Herman vanden 
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To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxx 
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Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 3:34 
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Subject: [amibroker] 
Status("OptimizationNum")?

<SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002>Hello,
<SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002> 
would anybody know 
how to count optimizations such that we can use the counter in the 
optimization itself?
<SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002> 
For example: X = 
Optimize("X",5,1,10,1); <SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002>Since here we have a single variable the 
counter is simply X. However When Optimizing with 2 or more 
variables with odd limits this gets messy, especially when you want to make 
the formula generic for use in different systems.
<SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002> 
Something like 
Status("OptimizationNum"); would be nice, similar to 
"StockNum".
<SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002> 
Thanks for any 
ideas you may have,
best 
regards,
<SPAN 
class=270292313-21102002>Herman.Post 
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