任务指令: 你需要根据以下这个金融逻辑, 组合创新 alpha
**名称**
品牌情绪滞后溢价因子
**假设**
消费者对品牌的正面情绪（如社交媒体好评、搜索热度、用户评分等）通常在品牌营销活动或产品发布后逐步积累，但市场对品牌价值的定价往往滞后于情绪变化。当品牌情绪持续上升但股价尚未充分反应时，存在“情绪-价格”错配机会；反之，当情绪拐头向下而股价仍高位运行时，可能预示回调风险。该因子捕捉品牌情绪与股价反应之间的时滞效应，构建“情绪动量领先于价格动量”的超额收益逻辑。
**实施方案**
构建“品牌情绪综合指数”，整合多源数据（如社交媒体情感得分、品牌搜索指数、用户评分趋势、电商评论情感等），通过时序平滑算子（如ts_ewma）消除短期噪声。使用ts_lag算子将情绪指数滞后3-6个月，与同期股价收益率进行滚动相关性分析。对情绪指数领先股价动量且相关性显著为正的公司建立多头仓位；对情绪拐点已现但股价仍上涨的公司建立空头仓位。采用行业中性化处理，避免行业情绪周期干扰。
**阿尔法因子优化建议**
建议引入“情绪拐点识别算子”，通过ts_slope或ts_change_rate识别情绪趋势的转折点，仅在拐点确认后触发仓位调整，以降低假信号。同时，可叠加“品牌护城河强度”作为调节变量——在品牌忠诚度高、替代品少的行业中，情绪滞后效应更显著，可对这类公司赋予更高权重。此外，建议在季度财报发布前后对情绪因子进行动态再平衡，以捕捉业绩兑现对情绪定价的加速作用。

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输出格式：
输出必须是且仅是纯文本。
每一行是一个完整、独立、语法正确的WebSim表达式。
严禁任何形式的解释、编号、标点包裹（如引号）、Markdown格式或额外文本。
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现在，请严格遵守以上所有规则，开始生成可立即在WebSim中运行的复合因子表达式。
不要自行假设, 你需要用到的操作符 和 数据集, 必须从我提供给你的里面查找, 并严格按照里面的使用方法进行组合
**输出格式**(一行一个表达式, 每个表达式中间需要添加一个空行, 只要表达式本身, 不需要赋值, 不要解释, 不需要序号, 也不要输出多余的东西)：
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重申：请确保所有表达式都使用WorldQuant WebSim平台函数，不要使用pandas、numpy或其他Python库函数。输出必须是一行有效的WQ表达式。
以下是我的账号有权限使用的操作符, 请严格按照操作符, 以及我提供的数据集, 进行生成,组合 20 个alpha：
不要自行假设, 你需要用到的操作符 和 数据集, 必须从我提供给你的里面查找, 并严格按照里面的使用方法进行组合
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ts_product ts_zscore ts_mean  ts_scale  add  sign  subtract ts_delta ts_rank greater ts_av_diff ts_quantile ts_count_nans ts_covariance
ts_arg_min divide ts_corr multiply if_else ts_sum ts_delay group_zscore ts_arg_max ts_std_de ts_backfill
以上这些操作符不能传入事件类型的数据集, 只能传入时间序列数据集, 不能传入事件数据,不能传入事件数据,不能传入事件数据

以下是我的账号有权限使用的操作符, 请严格按照操作符, 进行生成,组合因子

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注意: Operator: 后面的是操作符(是可以使用的),
Description: 此字段后面的是操作符对应的描述或使用说明(禁止使用, 仅供参考), Description字段后面的内容是使用说明, 不是操作符
特别注意!!!! 必须按照操作符字段Operator的使用说明生成 alphaOperator: abs(x)
Description: Absolute value of x
Operator: add(x, y, filter = false)
Description: Add all inputs (at least 2 inputs required). If filter = true, filter all input NaN to 0 before adding
Operator: densify(x)
Description: Converts a grouping field of many buckets into lesser number of only available buckets so as to make working with grouping fields computationally efficient
Operator: divide(x, y)
Description: x / y
Operator: inverse(x)
Description: 1 / x
Operator: log(x)
Description: Natural logarithm. For example: Log(high/low) uses natural logarithm of high/low ratio as stock weights.
Operator: max(x, y, ..)
Description: Maximum value of all inputs. At least 2 inputs are required
Operator: min(x, y ..)
Description: Minimum value of all inputs. At least 2 inputs are required
Operator: multiply(x ,y, ... , filter=false)
Description: Multiply all inputs. At least 2 inputs are required. Filter sets the NaN values to 1
Operator: power(x, y)
Description: x ^ y
Operator: reverse(x)
Description: - x
Operator: sign(x)
Description: if input > 0, return 1; if input < 0, return -1; if input = 0, return 0; if input = NaN, return NaN;
Operator: signed_power(x, y)
Description: x raised to the power of y such that final result preserves sign of x
Operator: sqrt(x)
Description: Square root of x
Operator: subtract(x, y, filter=false)
Description: x-y. If filter = true, filter all input NaN to 0 before subtracting
Operator: and(input1, input2)
Description: Logical AND operator, returns true if both operands are true and returns false otherwise
Operator: if_else(input1, input2, input 3)
Description: If input1 is true then return input2 else return input3.
Operator: input1 < input2
Description: If input1 < input2 return true, else return false
Operator: input1 <= input2
Description: Returns true if input1 <= input2, return false otherwise
Operator: input1 == input2
Description: Returns true if both inputs are same and returns false otherwise
Operator: input1 > input2
Description: Logic comparison operators to compares two inputs
Operator: input1 >= input2
Description: Returns true if input1 >= input2, return false otherwise
Operator: input1!= input2
Description: Returns true if both inputs are NOT the same and returns false otherwise
Operator: is_nan(input)
Description: If (input == NaN) return 1 else return 0
Operator: not(x)
Description: Returns the logical negation of x. If x is true (1), it returns false (0), and if input is false (0), it returns true (1).
Operator: or(input1, input2)
Description: Logical OR operator returns true if either or both inputs are true and returns false otherwise
Operator: days_from_last_change(x)
Description: Amount of days since last change of x
Operator: hump(x, hump = 0.01)
Description: Limits amount and magnitude of changes in input (thus reducing turnover)
Operator: kth_element(x, d, k)
Description: Returns K-th value of input by looking through lookback days. This operator can be used to backfill missing data if k=1
Operator: last_diff_value(x, d)
Description: Returns last x value not equal to current x value from last d days
Operator: ts_arg_max(x, d)
Description: Returns the relative index of the max value in the time series for the past d days. If the current day has the max value for the past d days, it returns 0. If previous day has the max value for the past d days, it returns 1
Operator: ts_arg_min(x, d)
Description: Returns the relative index of the min value in the time series for the past d days; If the current day has the min value for the past d days, it returns 0; If previous day has the min value for the past d days, it returns 1.
Operator: ts_av_diff(x, d)
Description: Returns x - tsmean(x, d), but deals with NaNs carefully. That is NaNs are ignored during mean computation
Operator: ts_backfill(x,lookback = d, k=1, ignore="NAN")
Description: Backfill is the process of replacing the NAN or 0 values by a meaningful value (i.e., a first non-NaN value)
Operator: ts_corr(x, y, d)
Description: Returns correlation of x and y for the past d days
Operator: ts_count_nans(x ,d)
Description: Returns the number of NaN values in x for the past d days
Operator: ts_covariance(y, x, d)
Description: Returns covariance of y and x for the past d days
Operator: ts_decay_linear(x, d, dense = false)
Description: Returns the linear decay on x for the past d days. Dense parameter=false means operator works in sparse mode and we treat NaN as 0. In dense mode we do not.
Operator: ts_delay(x, d)
Description: Returns x value d days ago
Operator: ts_delta(x, d)
Description: Returns x - ts_delay(x, d)
Operator: ts_mean(x, d)
Description: Returns average value of x for the past d days.
Operator: ts_product(x, d)
Description: Returns product of x for the past d days
Operator: ts_quantile(x,d, driver="gaussian" )
Description: It calculates ts_rank and apply to its value an inverse cumulative density function from driver distribution. Possible values of driver (optional ) are "gaussian", "uniform", "cauchy" distribution where "gaussian" is the default.
Operator: ts_rank(x, d, constant = 0)
Description: Rank the values of x for each instrument over the past d days, then return the rank of the current value + constant. If not specified, by default, constant = 0.
Operator: ts_regression(y, x, d, lag = 0, rettype = 0)
Description: Returns various parameters related to regression function
Operator: ts_scale(x, d, constant = 0)
Description: Returns (x - ts_min(x, d)) / (ts_max(x, d) - ts_min(x, d)) + constant. This operator is similar to scale down operator but acts in time series space
Operator: ts_std_dev(x, d)
Description: Returns standard deviation of x for the past d days
Operator: ts_step(1)
Description: Returns days' counter
Operator: ts_sum(x, d)
Description: Sum values of x for the past d days.
Operator: ts_zscore(x, d)
Description: Z-score is a numerical measurement that describes a value's relationship to the mean of a group of values. Z-score is measured in terms of standard deviations from the mean: (x - tsmean(x,d)) / tsstddev(x,d). This operator may help reduce outliers and drawdown.
Operator: normalize(x, useStd = false, limit = 0.0)
Description: Calculates the mean value of all valid alpha values for a certain date, then subtracts that mean from each element
Operator: quantile(x, driver = gaussian, sigma = 1.0)
Description: Rank the raw vector, shift the ranked Alpha vector, apply distribution (gaussian, cauchy, uniform). If driver is uniform, it simply subtract each Alpha value with the mean of all Alpha values in the Alpha vector
Operator: rank(x, rate=2)
Description: Ranks the input among all the instruments and returns an equally distributed number between 0.0 and 1.0. For precise sort, use the rate as 0
Operator: scale(x, scale=1, longscale=1, shortscale=1)
Description: Scales input to booksize. We can also scale the long positions and short positions to separate scales by mentioning additional parameters to the operator
Operator: winsorize(x, std=4)
Description: Winsorizes x to make sure that all values in x are between the lower and upper limits, which are specified as multiple of std.
Operator: zscore(x)
Description: Z-score is a numerical measurement that describes a value's relationship to the mean of a group of values. Z-score is measured in terms of standard deviations from the mean
Operator: vec_avg(x)
Description: Taking mean of the vector field x
Operator: vec_sum(x)
Description: Sum of vector field x
Operator: bucket(rank(x), range="0, 1, 0.1" or buckets = "2,5,6,7,10")
Description: Convert float values into indexes for user-specified buckets. Bucket is useful for creating group values, which can be passed to GROUP as input
Operator: trade_when(x, y, z)
Description: Used in order to change Alpha values only under a specified condition and to hold Alpha values in other cases. It also allows to close Alpha positions (assign NaN values) under a specified condition
Operator: group_backfill(x, group, d, std = 4.0)
Description: If a certain value for a certain date and instrument is NaN, from the set of same group instruments, calculate winsorized mean of all non-NaN values over last d days
Operator: group_mean(x, weight, group)
Description: All elements in group equals to the mean
Operator: group_neutralize(x, group)
Description: Neutralizes Alpha against groups. These groups can be subindustry, industry, sector, country or a constant
Operator: group_rank(x, group)
Description: Each elements in a group is assigned the corresponding rank in this group
Operator: group_scale(x, group)
Description: Normalizes the values in a group to be between 0 and 1. (x - groupmin) / (groupmax - groupmin)
Operator: group_zscore(x, group)
Description: Calculates group Z-score - numerical measurement that describes a value's relationship to the mean of a group of values. Z-score is measured in terms of standard deviations from the mean. zscore = (data - mean) / stddev of x for each instrument within its group.
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注意: data_set_name: 后面的是数据字段(可以使用), description: 此字段后面的是数据字段对应的描述或使用说明(不能使用), description_cn字段后面的内容是中文使用说明(不能使用)

{'data_set_name': '可以使用:fscore_bfl_total', 'description': '不可使用,仅供参考:The final score M-Score is a weighted average of both the Pentagon surface score and the Pentagon acceleration score.'}
{'data_set_name': '可以使用:anl4_netdebt_flag', 'description': '不可使用,仅供参考:Net debt - forecast type (revision/new/...)'}
{'data_set_name': '可以使用:news_max_up_amt', 'description': '不可使用,仅供参考:The after the news high minus the price at the time of the news'}
{'data_set_name': '可以使用:nws18_sse', 'description': '不可使用,仅供参考:Sentiment of phrases impacting the company'}
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以上数据字段和操作符, 按照Description说明组合, 但是每一个 alpha 组合的使用的数据字段和操作符不要过于集中, 在符合语法的情况下, 多尝试不同的组合