Hi,
When using `lean backtest`, the parameter combination can be extracted and matched to the result via the `config.json` in the project root directory. However when you run a `lean optimize`, none of the hash-named directories or `optimizer-config.json` contain the used parameter combination.
I saw the below thread from a while back and wanted to check if the suggested way is still the recommended way of matching optimization backtests to their parameter combinations.
Varad Kabade
Hi Nottakumasato,
Yes, the above is the only way to map parameters to the backtest
.Best,
Varad Kabade
Nottakumasato
Varad Kabade thanks. I am currently doing `self.Log(parameter_dict_created_manually_in_Initialize)` and parse it from there. Seemed much easier :)
Nottakumasato
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