Collection Capacity and Behavior

Controls the capacity and behavior of the strategy collection.

• collection_capacity: Maximum number of strategies in a collection. Set to 0 for unlimited capacity.
  Example: collection_capacity = 100
• sort_by: Specifies the metric to sort the collection by.
  Possible values: NetBalance, Profit, ProfitFactor, ReturnToDrawdown, RSquared, Stagnation, WinLossRatio
  Example: sort_by = Profit
• correlation_threshold: Threshold for correlation analysis between strategies.
  Example: correlation_threshold = 0.98
• resolve_correlation: Enables detection of balance line correlations between strategies.
  Example: resolve_correlation = true
• resolve_similar_rules: Detects strategies with similar trading rules.
  Example: resolve_similar_rules = false

Input Collection or Directory Settings

Defines the input for validation or further generation.

• input: Points to one or several collections or a directory of collections to be validated. Example: input = ./collections/
• input_match: Filters input collections based on text phrases. This is useful when dealing with a large collection directory.
  Example: input_match = EURUSD_M30
• validate_then_generate: When set to true, the system validates the input strategies before generating new ones.
  Example: validate_then_generate = false
• suppress_input_error: Prevents errors if the input file cannot be loaded.
  Example: suppress_input_error = false

Output Collection Settings

Defines how and where generated or validated strategy collections will be stored.

• output: Filename format for output collections. Supports placeholders like [SERVER], [SYMBOL], [PERIOD], [YEAR], [MONTH], [DAY], [COUNT], [PROFIT]. Example: output = ./collections/[SERVER]/[SYMBOL]/[PERIOD]/collection.json
• output_replace: When false, the system appends a suffix to the file if it already exists; when true, it overwrites the file.
  Example: output_replace = false