Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere but I was looking for a way to return # profitable trades / # total trades which is covered in the pyfolio.create_round_trip_tear_sheet() table.
Is there a way to do this with backtest results from the IDE or do I have to recreate everything in Notebook?
Running Round Trip Analysis on an IDE Backtest?
One can use the round-trips parameter to add a round trips section to the full tear sheet. Something like this.
bt = get_backtest('5c98136b58db6c4b44beba58')
bt.create_full_tear_sheet(round_trips=True)
Above is the code which is automatically created when one clicks on 'notebook' in the backtest results page. Just manually add the 'round_trips=True' before running it. Hope that was the question you were asking.
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