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Source Code
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Overview
Each of five lines has its own filter mode (No Filter, Smooth or Zero Lag), kernel type (Rational Quadratic, Gaussian, Periodic or Locally Periodic), lookback window, weighting and level. A lag setting controls crossover detection between lines, so lower values react earlier. Fast, medium and slow lines can be compared to read direction. It needs the imported library and has no documentation beyond input tooltips.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
src
source
close
src
filt1
string
Smooth
filt1
type1
string
Rational Quadratic
type1
Lookback Window
int
3
h
Weighting
float
1.
r
Level
int
2
x
Lag
int
2
lag
filt2
string
Smooth
filt2
type2
string
Rational Quadratic
type2
Lookback Window
int
8
h2
Weighting
float
1.
r2
Level
int
20
x2
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Lag
int
2
lag2
filt3
string
Smooth
filt3
type3
string
Rational Quadratic
type3
Lookback Window
int
200
h3
Weighting
float
1.
r3
Level
int
500
x3
Lag
int
2
lag3
filt4
string
Smooth
filt4
type4
string
Rational Quadratic
type4
Lookback Window
int
30
h4
Weighting
float
8.
r4
Level
int
35
x4
Lag
int
2
lag4
filt5
string
Smooth
filt5
type5
string
Rational Quadratic
type5
Lookback Window
int
69
h5
Weighting
float
1
r5
Level
int
500
x5
Lag
int
2
lag5
filt6
string
Zero Lag
filt6
type6
string
Rational Quadratic
type6
Lookback Window
int
200
h6
Weighting
float
1.
r6
Level
int
500
x6
Lag
int
2
lag6
Show J line 1
bool
false
usej1
jline1src1
string
Line 2
jline1src1
jline1src2
string
Line 4
jline1src2
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