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It would be possible to do this using ... OMG I can't believe he's  
going to say this ... ABTool.  i.e. Calc UPI and stuff it in a table 
along with the values of the parameters associated with the 
iteration.  You can export and import the table between passes add 
another entry and keep going.  I sort of do this in PT where the 
optimization report puts out row/line/record per iteration. 
MAR/CAR/MDD and some other stuff are in there.  They I just get it in 
excel and sort on whatever.
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Steve Davis" <sdavis@xxxx> wrote:
> Fred, or anyone else who may know:
> 
> I have been optimizing my systems for maximum MAR. This is easy 
enough to do
> when the optimizer output is exported to excel since all the data 
needed for
> the calculation is readily available. Actually, before somebody 
gets upset,
> I know it is not MAR exactly, but total system return divided by 
max system
> drawdown is similar to MAR conceptually.
> 
> Lately, I am thinking UPI is a better system parameter to optimize, 
since it
> involves all drawdowns, not just the worst-ever drawdown.
> 
> Have you found any way to optimize a system for maximum UPI?
> 
> thanks
> -steve
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