Beautifulmrtools wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 7:31 amThis is an jurik smoothed atr adaptive jurik filter indicator with floating levels.
Available options include:
.. Choice of quantile bands,Floating levels, Or if minmaxperiod < 0 no levels
.. Coloring of the jurik filter on slope change, middle level cross or outer levels cross
.. 3 different display types, dots, lines, or lines with dots
.. Interpolated multi time frame
.. Filtering on the price and or on the jurik values
.. 33 price options
MrTools could you please add mobile/email alerts to this indicator, thank you in advanceJimmy wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2019 4:08 pmThis is Mrtools's PA (Phase Accumulation) WPR Smooth which was made just a few years ago so it comes with (newer drop down box) Multi-timeframe + Interpolation & more.
As explained by Mrtools:
This is a pa adaptive wpr smooth with the new added price options, the indicator can be used as histogram version or line version,, the wpr period(pafilter,pacycle) and wpr ma period (mafilter,macycle) are both controlled by phase accumulation,
Hopefully this is the right one. Anyway made it more user friendly and optimized the code, and alerts are on histogram color change.Mula wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2020 5:07 amMrTools could you please add mobile/email alerts to this indicator, thank you in advanceJimmy wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2019 4:08 pmThis is Mrtools's PA (Phase Accumulation) WPR Smooth which was made just a few years ago so it comes with (newer drop down box) Multi-timeframe + Interpolation & more.
As explained by Mrtools:
This is a pa adaptive wpr smooth with the new added price options, the indicator can be used as histogram version or line version,, the wpr period(pafilter,pacycle) and wpr ma period (mafilter,macycle) are both controlled by phase accumulation,
Yes that's the right one and with exactly what i needed. Thank you very much, I appreciate it
Himrtools wrote: ↑Sat Jan 04, 2020 5:00 amThe source code for the r-squared function was never shared with me, so not sure exactly how it was done.Cazz223 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 5:18 pm
Dear coding gurus, mods,
I was wondering if "Tema (r-squared) adaptive (experiment) 1.1.ex4" and "ema (r-squared) adaptive (experiment) 1.2.ex4" will be developed further from the "experimental" stage?
At current stage, Tema is without MTF, whilst both are without Heiken ashi (better formula) price options.
Thanks to Jimmy's posting the 2 indis one right after the other, it inspired me to stack them together and play squize (kind of).
Best Regards
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Maybe can try contacting Mladen he can add them for you!
that would be your kindness
maybe it's too much but can you ask Mladen if it's possible merge these two indis and having (arrows+alerts+mtf) while both give signals?
I googled unilateral(and bilateral) Laplace transform .It is a differential equation and well beyond the grasp of almost all form members .But as far as I understand it is just same as fourrier transform without the trigonometric sinc functions.Am I correct ?mladen wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 7:17 amThat would mean using unilateral Laplace transform (in the case of Laplace transform it would provide the causality of the calculated values) but I doubt that there will be anybody willing to post anything like that on any public forum (for reasons i have already attempted to clarify in numerous posts)wojtek wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 7:37 amIt's good for post-factum analysis only, I'm afraid, just as TMA, SSA (not end-pointed), Fourier and other stuff like that.
BTW, Laplace transform would be interesting to test as well as the Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem
(Prof. Mladen, what do you think?)...
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