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Fitting and finding the best combination of variables for an algorithm question
ryan clous
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Seeking Help Getting Started Portfolio Optimization

Good afternoon Quantopian commmunity,

I have built the framework for my first successful algorithm. Right now I am trying to find the best combination of variables that would would produce the greatest returns. Also, I have recently just noticed the research and notebook tab and realized the potential of that entire framework. So my question is, is there a way to queue up a framework with a combination of variables to run backtests? If anyone could just point me in the right direction that'd be great because I have just started to learn how to code.

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Blue Albatross

Have you checked out the sample algorithms in the help section? They'll help get you started with the framework. I'd also recommend spending some time reading the rest of the help section and going over the API.

https://www.quantopian.com/help#sample-algos

ryan clous

Thanks Jake

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