Re: Various Indicators - (MT5)

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XystopFX wrote: Sun Apr 10, 2022 10:48 pm Compliments of the day my people.
Mr. Tool please at your discretion, attached is a Waddah Attar Explosion – indicator for MetaTrader 5 I sourced from a website. I plead with you and all the wonderful coders in the house to please help with adding alerts and making it multi time framed (MTF). I wish my plea will be considered and thanks in advance.
Good day Mr. Tools.
Without mincing words sir, the above indicator has meter trader alert but I need push/mail alerts.
More so, if it is possible to re-code it to be like that of the MT4, I will be glad you did. I look up for a favorable reply.
Thanks in advance.


Re: Various Indicators - (MT5)

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From Mladen Rakic:

In many cases (computer graphics, machine learning, ta analysis) we need normalized values. Smooth step is one of the possible ways to do it

It belongs to the family of sigmoidal (clamping in this case, since this indicator, as is, is not used for interpolation) functions, and is producing a sub-set of what is the built in stochastic, except that I kept it in its original range of 0 to 1 and that it filters out some values that stochastic produces. Also, this indicator can use all the usual prices (not just the close/close or low/high/close)


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Recommendations:
*You can use it the same way as stochastic built in indicator
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Re: Various Indicators - (MT5)

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From Mladen Rakic:

Generalized version of the smooth step indicator (originally posted here : Smooth Step).

This version is using a property of a smooth step that it can be further smoothed - based on Kenneth H. Perlin's (a professor in the Department of Computer Science at New York University) idea

*when order 0 is used, it is the same as built in stochastic / 100 (with slowing in stochastic set to 1)
*when order 1 is used, it is the same as the smooth step indicator
*when any higher order is used, it filters further the signal while keeping the values in the expected ranges



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Recommendations:
*You can use it in similar ways stochastic
*You can use it in any code that needs to have normalized values as inputs
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Jedidiah, XystopFX, nathanvbasko




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