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+# Please enter the information relevant to your problem/suite/generator.
+#
+# Instructions:
+# - Give your entry a unique id (e.g., "my_problem"). 
+# - Enter null for fields where the value is unknown.
+# - If there are any properties you want to add, use the 'tags' list to add them.
+your_problem_id:
+  name: short_problem_name
+  long_name: your_full_problem_name
+  type: problem # One of problem, suite or generator
+  variables: # For each variable type, enter the number of variables of that type, or a range by specifiying min and/or max
+    binary: 0 # Number of this varialbe type
+    categorical: [0,5]  # Options for numbers of this variable type (here, the suite has problems with either 0 or 5 categorical variables)
+    continuous: # For a range, you can specify the bounds
+      max: 80
+      min: 1
+    integer: # Or specify only one of the bounds, and leave the other as null
+      max: 5
+  objectives: # For objectives, also indicate the number, either as an integer, list or range
+  - 1
+  constraints: #constraints refers to hard constrains (violations don't have a true fitness value)
+  #Similar to variables, specify for each type of constraints the number, list, or a range. 
+    box: 1
+  soft_constraints: 
+    linear: 
+      max: 5
+    function: [5, 10]
+  allows_partial_evaluation: yes / no / some #Whether evaluation of subset(s) of decision variables are possible
+  can_evaluate_objectives_independently: yes / no / some # Can objective functions be evaluated independently of each other yes, no or some
+  code_examples: null #Link to a code example in the OPL repository
+  description: lorem ipsum #Textual description of the problem/suite/generator
+  dynamic_type: null #If the problem is dynamic, specify the type of dynamics. If not, enter null.
+  fidelity_levels: 1 #Number of fidelity levels, if applicable. If not, enter 1. 
+  modality: null #list of modalities (e.g. unimodal, multimodal)
+  noise_type: null #type of noise (e.g. additive, multiplicative, heteroscedastic)
+  references: null #list of references or citations
+  source: null #source of the problem/suite/generator
+  tags: null #list of tags or keywords
+  instances: null #For problems, specify the number of instances, or a list of instance ids, or a range of instance ids. For suites, specify the number of problems, or a list of problem ids, or a range of problem ids. For generators, specify the number of problems that can be generated, or a list of problem ids that can be generated, or a range of problem ids that can be generated.
+  problems: null #For suites, optionally specify the problems that are part of the suite. Each problem should then have a unique id, and be another entry in this yaml file. For generators, specify the problems that can be generated. Each problem should have a unique id, and be another entry in this yaml file. For problems, enter null.
+  implementations:
+  - your_implementation #If available, make an entry for the implementation of the problem/suite/generator as well. You can list multiple implementations if needed
+your_implementation: #implementations should also have unique identifiers
+  name: your_implementation
+  description: lorem ipsum #textual description of the implementation
+  link:
+  - type: GitHub
+    url: github.com/yourproject
+  - type: Package
+    url: linktoyourpackage
+  language: python # language of the implementation
+  evaluation_time: seconds #approximate time for a single full function evaluation
+  requirements: null #any important requirements to be able to run your implemenation