AI Thomas combines two embedded ONNX models with a SuperTrend filter for Gold. One model estimates direction while the second evaluates entry quality, according to the publisher.
The EA checks spread, margin, position count and entry spacing before placing orders. The overview says model decisions normally use closed-bar information while position management runs on ticks. These are different processing stages: a stable bar-close signal can still lead to an exit affected by intrabar prices. Optional reverse-signal closure changes management behaviour again.
AI Thomas’s two-model structure gives the evaluator two separate questions: whether the proposed direction is useful and whether the quality filter improves selection. The public description does not expose model probabilities or training details, so avoid inventing an accuracy figure. If the logs expose accepted and rejected candidates, compare them over a fixed period using the same model build.
The distinction between closed-bar decisions and tick-driven management is operationally important. A position may open only after a completed H1 signal while its stop, break-even or trailing level changes within the next hour. Testing only bar closes can miss those management events.
Entry spacing, delay and maximum-position rules constrain repeated opportunities. Record their actual values and inspect why a second signal did or did not create an order. Optional reverse-signal closure changes the exit process and should be evaluated separately. The required setup article and publisher-provided configuration are useful references, but a profile described as containing live results is not itself a dated account-statistics snapshot until the specific account has been identified and checked.
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Check availability with YO4X →The source distinguishes its usual closed-bar decision process from tick-driven position management. Break-even, trailing and protective actions can occur between H1 closes. Inspect those events in the order history and journal. An evaluation that samples only hourly decisions may miss the management path that produced the eventual profit or loss.
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