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[amibroker] Z score - Runs Test


  • Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:17:26 -0000
  • From: "dubi1974" <gonzales74@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: [amibroker] Z score - Runs Test

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Hi!

Does someone know how to calculate the z score through the custom backtester? I could not find any hint in the past posts. I have just the problem that I do not know how to caculate R as the total number of runs.

The Z-Score (sometimes called the standard score) is a statistical calculation.

Z-Score = (N*(R-.5)-X)/((X*(X-N))/(N-1))^(1/2) 

where N = the total number of trades (for the formula to work effectively, the Z Score must be calculated for a minimum of 30 trades),
R = the total number of runs (a new run begins each time a profitable trade is followed by an unprofitable one, or vice versa),
X = 2 × W × L,
W = the total number of winning trades,
L = the total number of losing trades.

Many thanks and kind regards, dubi



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