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Each of the three reporting type sections serves a different approach. All can be edited to fits the reporting needs of each type of simulation test, and each will create a Summary Reporting Performance Summary with the information selected for the reporting type that matches the simulation type settings.

Reporting Types: ^Top	Description:
Trading Blox Preferences Reporting Generalsection allow three different setting levels of reporting. Here are test reporting setting groups users find most useful:
Single Test Reporting	Settings for a Single Test Report most often has all the available reporting preference settings enabled. It is a single test step simulation where none of parameters in the suite change value during the entire test run.
Small Simulation Reporting	Small Simulation Reporting tests only have a small number of parameters step test. Usually these numerical steps are limited to a small range of values. Small Simulation Reports need less information than a Single Test Report, but usually need more information than a Large Simulation Report. Small Simulation Reporting will automatically go into effect when a suite simulation parameter stepping exceeds the test count entered for Large Test Reporting Threshold setting shown in the General Reporting preference section. Default value limit for Small Simulation Reporting is "8" test steps, which can be changed.
Large Simulation Reporting	Tests that have many parameters stepping, or the parameters have a large range of values to test, will create a large number of performance test record results during a simulation. These large test simulation are more informative when they provide more overall summary information instead of a lot details.

In each three different types of simulation testing there are four sections where settings can be enabled or disable. Single and Small step test usually will enable the report to contain more information than the Large step count report. Settings in each of the different reporting sections there are four groups of settings that control what is reported.

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At startup of Trading Blox the default values assigned to the software's internal parameters can be changed. Changing them is a simple process that is explained once the Trading Blox Parameter Settings (link) topic is displayed.

ReportSettingTypes: ^Top	Description:
Graphs	Information and examples about the many graphs displayed on a test report.
Monte Carlo Simulations	Monte Carlo simulations provide a repetitive randomization method to determine the robustness of a system of a system and how that system would have performed had the many test sequences had been changed many thousands of times. In the link above, the seed value for the randomization is a default value that can be changed.
Text Tables	These text base reports show the summary information of the trading period where the instruments and system performance are summarized.
Trade and Equity Logs	This section shows the types and names of the logs that are part of a simulation test. These logs allow a user to validate and see in detail how the performance progressed through the testing period.
Filter Results	Filter Results is only displayed in the Large Simulation Reporting section. This section can use the three main statistical calculations to reduce the information displayed at the end of parameter test.

Edit Time: 3/7/2022 11:51:36 AM

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