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Transfer optimized Lorentzian Classification settings from AI Edge Optimizer to TradingView Automatically transfer your optimized Lorentzian Classification indicator settings between the AI Edge Optimizer and your live trading platform; no manual entry required. The Problem: After running an optimization study, you're left with 32 parameters that need to be manually entered into your indicator's settings dialog. This is tedious, error-prone, and time-consuming. The Solution: The Settings Bridge menu in your indicator's settings dialog (put there by this extension) gives you three ways to move settings: - Import from Optimizer - apply your staged settings instantly with post-import verification - Import from File - load settings from a .toml file exported from the Optimizer or another indicator - Export to File - save your current indicator settings as a .toml file for backup, sharing, or importing into a new Optimizer study Features - All 32 Lorentzian Classification parameters applied and verified in one click - Portable .toml files for moving settings between environments - Secure, encrypted, token-based authentication (not required for the file-based import/export) - Flexible UI - connect via the toolbar icon, a floating icon on the page, or both - Staged settings are consumed on import for security Currently Supported Trading Indicator Platforms - TradingView Requirements - An AI Edge account with Optimizer access - The Lorentzian Classification indicator on your chart
May 25, 2026
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