Multi Example

augustus

Hi
Can I ask someone to explain following script code snippet:

class St(bt.Strategy):
params = dict(
enter=[1, 3, 4], # data ids are 1 based
hold=[7, 10, 15], # data ids are 1 based
it is cut from :
backtrader.com/blog/posts/2017-04-09-multi-example/multi-example.html

why such default values and not others?

Thank You in advance for some comments especially from administrators.

backtrader

@augustus said in Multi Example:

why such default values and not others?

Why not? It is just an example.

Can I ask why ...

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augustus

I thought that the values obtained from the some simulations were behind these values.

backtrader

It's just an example. It's not some secret sauce.

augustus

I apologize if what I am going to ask now seems plain but I am trying to familiarize myself with the sketch of creation of the backtest strategy, but this line of code is not obvious to me and I would like someone to clarify it for me :
**eval('dict(' + args.strat + ')'))
from what I know, this is a function eval () whose parameter is the sequence runs python code
but this record absolutely puzzled me because it seems to me that it is from packing of
a dictionary items .- **