What it does
The runner can compare Jev against hold, random, and order-book-imbalance policies without making API calls for the baselines.
Benchmarks & research
trade-jev backtests Jev as a buy, sell, or hold trader on Nasdaq futures order-book data.
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The runner can compare Jev against hold, random, and order-book-imbalance policies without making API calls for the baselines.
A developer can use this tool to test an outside AI service called TypeSafe. The app gives the AI a list of prices. It then asks the AI whether to buy, sell, or hold. A developer needs an access key to connect the app to TypeSafe.
The app saves every answer the AI gives. A developer can replay these answers later to test different trading rules. This saves money because the tool avoids asking the AI again. The actual price records belong to a separate company. A developer must supply real prices or use the included practice files.