algorithmic-trading
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🐛 Bug Description
Under MLP implementation there are several variables that need to be initialized. Such as loss, lr, lr_decay, lr_decay_steps, optimizer. However, it seems that the variables lr_decay andlr_decay_steps are indeed being initialized but are not being used at any point in the code.
finrl.test() return a list of int of portfolio value, it doesn't contain date data:
from finrl.test import test
account_value_sb3=test(start_date = '2021-10-18',
end_date = '2021-10-19',
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net_dimension = 512)
account_value_sb3
output:
[1000000.0,
999698.6172275314,
999391.9308182714,
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But portfolio analysis tool(like
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Ugly title for asset new asset. The asset node gets New Asset title after entering the codename.
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this is how Buy & Hold Return is calculated:
c = data.Close.values
s.loc['Buy & Hold Return [%]'] = (c[-1] - c[0]) / c[0] * 100 # long-only return
so it's calced use day one and the day last.
Expected Behavior
Buy & Hold Return is used for compare with strategy gain. Therefore, I guess they should started at same time, since the strategy get enough data to w
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Currently it seems the max_open_trades can have significant impact on profit. The only way I have been able to find a good number is to run several back