Sure, I will take look at it and try to edit according to my requirements
thanks
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Greetings, programs!
Woke up from a dream and said "Good morning" to my computer. This was its response:
Woke up from a dream and said "Good morning" to my computer. This was its response:
It takes blood, sweat and enough tears to wash away the blood.
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Greetings, programs! Woke up from a dream and said "Good morning" to my computer. This was its response: {image} {image}
I have a problem with this AI response; it seems like it is selling a dream because machines do not simply understand everything. If we already have a coded strategy with 80% success, there is no need for AI; a robot can do the same job. The issue is that people think AI will help in this field. I don’t know how much it can actually help because coding some strategies is straightforward, but the main problem is the noise in the signals, which causes errors. The initial idea of a strategy might be good with a high win rate, but when we code it, noise ruins 30 to 40 percent of the results, making the effort seem pointless.
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Want to share my early experiences here for coding with a.i in hopes we can build the codes a lot quicker by bouncing ideas of each other. These might have been mentioned but not really elaborated on, feel free to add or to correct my mistakes 1st thing i noticed was the error loops, there were way to many and id sit there or give up because there will be error after error and i think its because id throw to many ideas at the a.i and then wonder why certain codes werent working the way i wanted, then id have to retrace step by step through the code...
In the image I shared, you can see a diagram of a moving average expert advisor that can interpret coding from videos, which are available on the first page of this topic. Although the coding is for MetaTrader 5, the general process is quite similar in MetaTrader 4 as well.
The code or diagram I sent actually covers about 80% of what we expect from an expert advisor and provides a solid foundation for further development.
The path you have taken is very logical and sound, and I would like to add the following points to your approach:
Imagine an expert advisor, indicator, or any software as an office building with several rooms, each having a specific function.
For example, in the expert advisor, there is a room responsible for modifying the stop loss, another room for breakeven or risk-free management, and a room for trailing the stop loss. These rooms send commands to the stop loss room to adjust the stop loss to the price determined by the breakeven room.
We have many rooms, each with its own function, and these rooms can request actions from each other.
In the floor or section dedicated to strategy, we have rooms such as:
- A room that determines the trend line and its breakout
- A room that identifies support and resistance levels
- A room that detects pattern 1
- A room that detects pattern 2
- And so on
Finally, there is a strategy decision room that communicates with all these rooms at every moment, checks the rules, and if all conditions are met, sends a message to the expert advisor’s trade execution section to request a buy or sell order.
This model helps us break down the code into small, manageable parts, carefully test each part, and eventually have an organized and extensible system that fully aligns with what we want.
In coding, we call these “rooms” functions.
Some examples of functions are:
- A function without input parameters (no arguments)
Inserted Code
// This function returns the number 5
int GetFive()
{
return 5;
} - A function with one or two input arguments...or more
Inserted Code
// This function adds two numbers and returns the result
int AddNumbers(int a, int b)
{
return a + b;
} - A function that returns a boolean value, such as true or false (it can be string/int/datetime/bool/....)
Inserted Code
// This function checks if a number is positive
bool IsPositive(int number)
{
if(number > 0)
return true;
else
return false;
} I hope this perspective adds value to your approach and helps you achieve better results with this method.
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