AI Filter

The artificial intelligence filter analyzes, classifies and filters a signal list according to your strategy criteria. It helps organize large lists and reduces manual sorting.

When to use it

The AI filter suits long lists where manual sorting takes time. You describe your strategy criteria and the tool organizes, classifies and filters the signals accordingly.

In practice, the AI filter works best as a sorting assistant. You bring the list, describe what you consider a good signal and the tool separates what fits. The gain is the time saved, but the responsibility for checking stays with you: look at a sample of the result, confirm the criteria were understood as you intended and test the final list before using it.

How to use

1. Paste the signal list.
2. Describe the criteria you want to apply.
3. Review the result and validate the filtered list with the backtest.

Best practices

• Write clear, objective criteria and avoid vague terms.
• Start with a few criteria and add more gradually to understand the effect of each.
• Review a sample of the result before trusting the whole list.
• Validate the filtered list in the backtest and compare it with the original.

Common mistakes

• Asking for contradictory criteria and expecting a coherent result.
• Accepting the result without checking it.
• Filtering so much that too few signals remain to draw conclusions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the AI decide which signals are good?

It applies the criteria you provide. Validating the result remains the trader's responsibility.

Can I use the filtered list in other tools?

Yes. The list can go on to the backtest, the format converter and the other tools.

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